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JBP posted:Just say that you think it's horseshit that your party is having its strings pulled by a small number of religious dickheads. Get a loving backbone. I will vote for the first visible backbone next election. Skeleton party wins in a landslide
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JBP posted:Just say that you think it's horseshit that your party is having its strings pulled by a small number of religious dickheads. Get a loving backbone. I will vote for the first visible backbone next election. I always knew you were a lock for the skeleton party
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Ghost Leviathan posted:I always knew you were a lock for the skeleton party Devastating snipe by MMG on this post
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https://twitter.com/chriskkenny/status/1047331493985435648 https://twitter.com/chriskkenny/status/1047361739405160449 Maybe if they took the GST off dog loving he'd chill out a bit and stop being such a horrible ghoul Box of Bunnies fucked around with this message at 12:37 on Oct 3, 2018 |
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bowmore posted:I'm actually ok with ditching the bra tax as well Would that stretch to all undies, or just bras? Could I pay less for guyfront trunks
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Box of Bunnies posted:https://twitter.com/chriskkenny/status/1047331493985435648 gently caress off Chris Kenny.
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JBP posted:What the gently caress is he on about here? He's asking what % of Australians make up the conservative Church base of the Liberal party as 36% is the total. He's very roundabout saying they are a very small insignificant minority and not the Liberal base.
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Lid posted:He's asking what % of Australians make up the conservative Church base of the Liberal party as 36% is the total. He's very roundabout saying they are a very small insignificant minority and not the Liberal base. I know. It's piss weak poo poo masquerading as wink wink I'm smart.
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Lid posted:He's asking what % of Australians make up the conservative Church base of the Liberal party as 36% is the total. He's very roundabout saying they are a very small insignificant minority and not the Liberal base. What if you're giving him to much credit, what if he is legitimately asking someone to work it out for him?
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JBP posted:I know. It's piss weak poo poo masquerading as wink wink I'm smart. I meant to include the word smarmy in there somewhere
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Taking time off work to surf the web is time theft ASK most employees what it means to steal from their employer and you’re likely to get answers that relate to taking home office stationery or fabricating work-related expenses. But there’s another form of theft which is far more prevalent in our workplaces than we care to acknowledge or recognise, and it’s growing and impacting the bottom line of many organisations Time theft that occurs when employees accept payment for time that they did not put into their work – and it is more easily executed by those with fixed paid hours as opposed to those in salaried positions who must perform the job regardless of the hours required. It occurs in many different forms but it is one particular type that has thrust the concept in to the spotlight in recent times – using paid work time for online personal activities. It might be ten minutes here or ten minutes there but over time and across multiple employees the loss can soon add up with time theft estimated to cost Australian organisations billions of dollars each year. How often, for example have you spent time at work surfing online to get the best airfares for your summer vacation abroad? Or perhaps you have been made aware of a sale at your favourite retailer but because of your work commitments you have embarked upon some online shopping during working time to secure a bargain? Maybe it’s simply that you while away your work day chatting to your cyberfriends via your favourite social media sites or you find it more convenient to pay your bills online during the work day. The bottom line is that if you do engage in these behaviours regularly then you are most probably committing time theft. For many employees who engage in time theft, it does not stop at online surfing. Think also about the paid work time devoted to lengthy non-work related chats, extended breaks, late starts, or even early knock-offs. Of course, most employers acknowledge and accept that many employees will devote a small amount of work time to attending to personal matters - and many employees, will make up the time by reducing their breaks or extending their work hours. But the bottom line is that time theft through personal web surfing reduces productivity and employers are increasingly taking steps to curb their losses. They recognise that the actions of an employee engaged in time theft can negatively impact on others when they see that that timeliness is not recognised and there are no consequences. And when counterproductive behaviour is perceived as acceptable behaviour in the workplace, it spreads like a plague of locusts. So next time you decide to play an online computer game during work time, perhaps rethink that move – you’ll be a winner in the eyes of your employer. Professor Gary Martin is Chief Executive Officer, the Australian Institute of Management WA. Chatting to co workers is theft.
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I pay my team to do a job. I have never once cared if they came in late or left early because they always get done what needs to be done. It works super well!
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"Pauline Hanson has become prime minister in 2019? That's five years too early!" "Something's not right here. We might be looking at... Time Theft."
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I'm going to steal the most valuable prize of all TIME ITSELF
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No wait No! You're stealing my TIME!  AaaaAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUGHHHHHHhhhhh
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DORMAMMU! I've come to collective bargain! 
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bell jar posted:TIME THEFT Zero sum games, the perfect absolution for control freaks.
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The LNP are probably reading that story this morning about some 79 year old dude who enslaved some teenager 40 years ago and kept him in a shed out the back and thinking "well if he didnt want to be enslaved he should have negotiated better conditions"
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Konomex posted:What if you're giving him to much credit, what if he is legitimately asking someone to work it out for him? Craig Laundy is about as far to the centre as you can get in the LNP (he was Malcolm’s staunchest defender and lost his Ministry after the spill), so he is making the point that moving to the right will not succeed. That said, as JBP and others have pointed out, like all moderate Liberals he lacks any kind of spine so he cloaks his critique behind wordplay.
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bell jar posted:14/8/ lol I missed this and also what is that av?
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Workers are stealing valuable oxygen and time from our businesses with their incessant breathing!
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You Am I posted:hell gently caress yeah Nah the people currently reading are the brain dead morons that dob on people for taking too long to piss or making calls to their family on the work phone.
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JBP posted:lol I missed this and also what is that av? lmao i guess i made some people mad in pyf
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Whitlam posted:Vic Labor announced they're funding three year old kinder. https://twitter.com/BreakfastNews/status/1047607316621582336
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Good on Trioli for actually going in and saying the things she said, you wouldn't catch Leigh Sales interrogating MPs like this. Another video that shows that the ALP is at best superficially different from the Liberals. When Trioli asks why he thinks it's acceptable to have children in detention, he says he doesn't agree with having children in detention (*who have medical issues). What about the children without medical issues? Ah well, gently caress em
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bell jar posted:Good on Trioli for actually going in and saying the things she said, you wouldn't catch Leigh Sales interrogating MPs like this. Another video that shows that the ALP is at best superficially different from the Liberals. When Trioli asks why he thinks it's acceptable to have children in detention, he says he doesn't agree with having children in detention (*who have medical issues). What about the children without medical issues? Ah well, gently caress em What does a border security apparatus have to do with funding early learning for Australian citizens?
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