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06-07-2005, 09:47 AM
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Official AFF conservative
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Adelaide, SA
Posts: 3,549
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Here's one i didnt hear from him... the fact that provisions currently exist in Western Australia for employees to cash in up to 2 weeks annual leave. Heck, correct me if im wrong but that was an initiative of the ALP. But anyways... What the news didnt go into was the details (i really think the tv networks are enjoying the sitirring of this pot) and the focus on optionality within the proposed changes. Imagine that - employees actually having more flexibility and choice. How dare they?!?!? The option to cash in up to two weeks of annual leave can only be taken at the request of the employee. I fail to see how this provision of flexibility equates to the evils of workplace reforms and the "end being nigh". Seriously, enough of these packer/murdoch fed cliches about "average aussies" and having annual leave entitlements "stolen".....
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