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I thought he was talking about the ABC
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And f**king Rudd, f**king Gillard, f**king Rudd and f**king Albanese have done nothing about it.
what new hires do you think weren't needed?
might also want to check whoever was in government in Queensland at the time 3 LNG processing plants were permitted
Most of them
just name one or two. If there are so many wastes of space it should be easy
Given that I know every one of them personally, it would be unfair to single out any one or two of them.
I view both sides of the 2 party preferred system as a contrived distraction to divide and conquer the populace of any country who prefers it, but THAT is how you deal with a lefty. Kudos to you.
This is not Rugba Leeg you know, where contracts mean nothing.
We cancelled French submarines and have'nt suffered any major problems.This is not Rugba Leeg you know, where contracts mean nothing.
If Australia cancelled our gas contracts, nobody would buy anything from us ever again.
Gas boom as China signs $25bn deal
www.smh.com.au
Instant coffee from a jar gets me by just fine.... And the secret Maccas $6 special - two hamburgers with a hot apple pie.
Thank God I don't have to put up with the angst of the addicted coffee lover.
And what have they to do with my pointing out to Gronkie the failures of his ideological heroes.
Australia’s Public Sector Surge
Written by: Lachlan Clark
10 December 2024
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Public sector jobs make up an increasing share of the total workforce:
The vast majority of new jobs in Australia post-Covid are in the public sector:
- Between August 2014 and August 2024, the share of the workforce employed in the public sector increased from 12.5 per cent to 17.9 per cent.
The surge in public sector jobs has occurred across every state:
- Between August 2014 and August 2022, 76.5 per cent of new persons employed were in the private sector.
- Between August 2022 and August 2024, 82.1 per cent of new persons employed were in the public sector.
- The total number of new public sector jobs created since August 2022 has already outstripped the number created from August 2014 to August 2022 by approximately 40 per cent, with 475,800 public sector jobs created from August 2014 to August 2022, compared with 658,600 created since August 2022.
- NSW: From August 2014 to August 2022 only 13.7 per cent of new jobs were in the public sector; since August 2022 all new jobs, on net, were in the public sector, with private sector jobs dropping by 25,000.
- Victoria: From August 2014 to August 2022 only 19.5 per cent of new jobs were in the public sector; since August 2022 almost 70 per cent of all new jobs, on net, were in the public sector.
- Queensland: From August 2014 to August 2022 29.3 per cent of new jobs were in the public sector; since August 2022 70 per cent of all new jobs, on net, were in the public sector.
- South Australia: From August 2014 to August 2022 31.3 per cent of new jobs were in the public sector; since August 2022 72.1 per cent of all new jobs, on net, were in the public sector.
- Western Australia: From August 2014 to August 2022 40.8 per cent of new jobs were in the public sector; since August 2022 51.1 per cent of all new jobs, on net, were in the public sector. Also, since 2022 Western Australia has been the only jurisdiction to experience a similar number of additional employees across both the private and public sectors.
- Tasmania: From August 2014 to August 2022, 41.4 per cent of new jobs were in the public sector; since August 2022, all new jobs, on net, were in the public sector, with private sector jobs dropping by 7,000.
Sorry Twiz, I thought with the author's name and his bio as IPA would have been sufficient. What else would you need, serious question.
We were not vendors of commodities contracts though, were we ?
Just pointing out equal failures... for "balance".
