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Shareholders, dysfunctional families and seven day jobs. Is there a link.
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Posted by rehctub, Wednesday, 27 April 2011 6:45:46 AM
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It must be worth the cost if it is happening. The people have spoken by their actions haven’t they.
Is it the workload or is it the dosh? Are we assuming they have to work and have no choice but to fulfill these work commitments or is the choice all about wanting more money to buy these playstations. And seriously, a lot of people don’t particularly enjoy hanging out with kids. Parents with time off in the school holidays still send their kids off to school holiday programs and camps and keep the little ones in pre-school. Effectively the children can go years and never get a holiday. There appears to be a fear of bored children slothing about the house complaining about having nothing to do, they must be entertained and organized at all times. Crazy stuff and I find that dysfunctional. I’m gonna call it PMA: Perpetual Motion Abuse. Check this out; http://www.smh.com.au/money/injured-mums-to-be-insured-for-housework-20110427-1dvby.html “The hard and often under-appreciated work that Australian mums do around the house each day can now be insured.” “The carer would be paid if their doctor assessed them as being unable to perform two of five jobs including laundry, shopping, cooking, cleaning and child care.” Vanna (to plagiarise Ammonite) will not be amused. Posted by Jewely, Wednesday, 27 April 2011 9:25:18 AM
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Ah Rectub, but we don't have 7 day trading in Western Australia.
So those evil places like Coles and Woolies stay shut. Are the Eastern States more dysfunctional then WA? Well that could well be the case :) But then we don't have the pokies either, so that would make a difference. Posted by Yabby, Wednesday, 27 April 2011 9:27:49 AM
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rehctub, can we at least move beyond the 1950’s?
The term “shareholders” has long ago been replaced by “stakeholders”. This recognizes that businesses need other than just investors to exist. They need customers, suppliers, regulators, investors and employees. All of which create jobs, security and income. We can assume you are speaking of the situation in Australia? So are the majority of the employees you describe employed by greedy “multi-nationals”? What on earth is one of those? Do you mean Australian multi-nationals or foreign multi-nationals? If so, which ones are “greedy”? What do you mean by “dysfunctional?” And how is this assessed? How many of those employed by greedy multi-nationals fit within your definition? Does this include employees of the stakeholders? Who are these “many parents”, deprived children and what percentage of the population do they represent? Do you have some article or research that has triggered this thread? If so, would you care to share that with us? Posted by spindoc, Wednesday, 27 April 2011 9:39:42 AM
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its an important topic
but im destracted at the moment too busy to think [hey i think thats what its all about] a tired slave dont got time to think its about 24/7 as if you can spend more money in a shop if its open for 8 hours or ten it must be about re=educating the children feeding then new age spin i recall when kids could get paid to go to school they became con-sumers ..a capitalist tool next the work non-stop fully in their education[educated debt] must work to pay the rent.. work to pay for ever more expensive basic service no time out for even a smoke they are shaping our mind-sets cant you see the joke? sleep in front of the tv then eat and get back to work everytime you see the flashing lights during the news..or in adverts..you get hypnotised its a pavlovian response they seek now wake up..and get back to work dont think have a drink now get back to work all work and no play a slave is a slave do as i say.. or forgo your pay we will make you pay...till your very last day its the capital-ist way Posted by one under god, Wednesday, 27 April 2011 9:51:34 AM
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We have zombie banks led by vampire squid...money changers
We have fiat....created at the whim of bankers perpetual debt We have at best crony capitalism at worst government industry corporatism which is by definition fascism. Our government is not our government but government by the bankers for the bankers and the industrial complexes(media..entertaintment war..banking,energy, military, medical) that have sprung up around the bankers just the way Jefferson said they would. We have a fee press. The r for republic has been left out, just pay your fee and you get press... they'll print whatever you tell them. govt lobby..and those who run the Federal Reserve Bank's of the world are the ones to blame. they play class warfare pitting union against non union,the poor against the middle class, young against the old and the welfare dependent class against the working class. It is time we stop sitting on the sidelines watching the mobs march..by media pointing their fingers in the wrong direction. We know who is to blame. It is our duty to start planting seeds in the minds of the teachers and the students before they can be used as a political weapon against society. When totalitarian regimes took over was from the gutter up financed thugs as a counter revolution after they started an uprising by conditions they*themselves beat up and then created. This is how these oppressive regimes start. Socialist groups are now trying to recruit high school and middle school students as a weapon against society... http://weaselzippers.us/2011/04/25/revolutionary-socialist-group-planning-to-recruit-children-in-junior-high-to-join-and-become-future-leader-in-the-movement/ the neo/natzie are the zionista they are back on the rise see how the tea party got highjacked did you hear it on fox? work you darn peasents thus histry's lessons are lost http://revolutionarypolitics.com/?p=5437 http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2011/04/is-rogue-computer-virus-shutting-down.html http://femen.livejournal.com/148551.html http://revolutionarypolitics.com/?p=5437 http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-20057329-281.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iw5Ij_RFJ1Q heck read it yourself http://whatreallyhappened.com/ Posted by one under god, Wednesday, 27 April 2011 10:17:58 AM
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When you think about it, just how many kids don't get so spend time with their parents due to parents work commitments on weekends, late nights and public holidays.
We have always had shift work, so I doubt this applies.
I recon there are more industries working seven days than not.
There are many parents now working till 9pm weeknights, so, many of their kids would be left to fend for themselves, or at best, be cared for by an older sibling who is either trying to study, or play the play station in peace.
Either way, they to are kids and many of them are being deprived of their own childhood.
Is it all worth the cost in the long run, all in the name of returns for shareholders.