Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended the Government’s decision to reauthorise Nauru offshore detention, saying Labor would approach the long-term torture of asylum seekers with much more compassion.
Labor promises to torture asylum seekers more compassionately than previous government
One might well ask why the headline says "soaring" present tense when the data is 1999 to 2021 some 20 years of the LNP in Government. Who allowed and encouraged the Culture Change in Politics?
Analysis of all federal donations shows a 33 per cent rise in the amount of money flowing to political parties from secret sources.
The analysis found the gambling sector gave $8.7 million to the political parties over the period from 1999 to 2021 and the hotels sector – including pubs and clubs with poker machines – gave $15.2 million.
‘Dark money’: Political donations from secret sources soaring
When Capitalism took over education and labor costs were squeezed for every drop of profit. Will the Chinese be back?
The
Fair Work Ombudsman has launched fresh legal action against one of
Australia’s wealthiest universities, claiming it underpaid casual staff
and kept false or misleading records.
The claims highlighted how the university had become the “wage theft capital” of the sector, the National Tertiary Education Union said.
“It illustrates how the insecure workforce approach of the university systematically results in exploitation and illegality,” Victorian division assistant secretary Joo-Cheong Tham said.
The ombudsman launched separate ongoing legal action against the university in August last year, alleging it threatened to cut the work of casual academics who wanted pay for working extra hours.
It also last year started back paying $22 million to about 15,000 current and former casual staff after many were incorrectly paid for minimum engagements or weekend work.
Education
Uni of Melbourne sued over alleged underpayment of staff
More generosity from Corporate Culture "massive profit" increases. THE SCAM
But there’s now evidence companies are raising their prices over and above the increase in those costs.
“There’s no doubt that corporations have taken advantage of the supply chain problems and the desperation of consumers to jack up prices far more than required to cover their own costs, and their record profits have made this inflation far worse,” economist Jim Stanford, from the Centre for Future Work, told The Drum.
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