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Tough Times and Worker Exploitation
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A real example of rip off; Working full time in logistics, along comes 'Jobkeeper', the employer comes up with a brilliant idea. The employee can work 3 days a week in the office, and on the quite do 2 days working from home on her computer, which is possible. The catch is the employer only pays through 'Jobkeeper' which is equal to 3 days pay for the employee, the 2 days at home are to be unpaid. When its announced 'Jobkeeper' will be cut by $300/week, the employer said "You can work 2 days in the office and 3 days at home." Employee got another full time job at her second interview.
Dominoes Pizza boosted yearly profits by $4 million whilst collecting $3.5 million from 'Jobkeeper'. Other companies collecting 'Jobkeeper' are still paying fat dividends to share holders, and big bonuses to executives.