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Porter Loo
Porter Loo
Christian Porter is the Minister for Industrial Relations. This apparently means that he is effectively the minister for industrialists. We know this is who he is because he sees a tiny attempt to help people who need help as “a massive tax”, as “killing business”, even though he touts "Australian Values" of fairness which he appears to ignore.
You might think that with a name like Christian he would be a little more, you know, christian.
Part 2 Update: Apart from celebrating World Toilet Day, or as we like to call it, Porter Loo Day, Sir Roger has validated his official skill as Political Clairvoyant. How dare poor people steal rich people’s money!
WorkPac and ‘Christian’ Porter have joined the fight against struggling casuals in the Federal Court.
Nothing is what it seems! Coles isn't a retailer; it's in the real estate business, Mcdonalds is also in real estate. and if you're a casual employee you're not the customer you're the product the HR company sells at a profit.
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Christian Porter is the Minister for Industrial Relations. This apparently means that he is effectively the minister for industrialists. We know this is who he is because he sees a tiny attempt to help people who need help as “a massive tax”, as “killing business”, even though he touts "Australian Values" of fairness which he appears to ignore.
You might think that with a name like Christian he would be a little more, you know, christian.
Part 2 Update: Apart from celebrating World Toilet Day, or as we like to call it, Porter Loo Day, Sir Roger has validated his official skill as Political Clairvoyant. How dare poor people steal rich people’s money!
WorkPac and ‘Christian’ Porter have joined the fight against struggling casuals in the Federal Court.
Nothing is what it seems! Coles isn't a retailer; it's in the real estate business, Mcdonalds is also in real estate. and if you're a casual employee you're not the customer you're the product the HR company sells at a profit.
[ Supported by Growsit.es ]