eating rice and onions, indeed fellow pure blood.  employers don't believe they have any obligation to support the labor force, so don't accept living costs as a cost of working, so don't make a value proposition to workers.  hence business always wants the worker who has the lowest living cost, being a migrant who lives in a slum. employers don't think that's their problem.  you must unionise, and collectively punish businesses who undermine the common labour market.  businesses who demand qualification but pay minimum wage, businesses who pay workers to stand around doing nothing, subcontract scabs, businesses who pay a net salary below the full time minimum wage. such businesses are parasites and damage the entire labour pool, to gain an unfair commercial advantage over other business.  if australians allow jeet tier labour market practice, we end up with a jeet economy. australia's gdp is already tanking by the week, with a gross number of underutilised, unqualified, uneducated, partially employed workers drowning the business sector.  my conclusion is that there are two types of business, a productive business, which pays net tax, relies on skilled labour, make a value proposition to workers.  jeet business, which occupies a marginal or tertiary sector, relies on overflow labour, exploits workers and we need to fucking smash them, because they do a hundred times the damage to the economy of any ordinary business, nobody supports them politically, and at the point politicians can't take bribes from both sides, they side with productive business.
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