Australian Politics Forum - The facts on IR laws

deepthought Gold Member Offline In Defence Of Liberty Posts: 2869	Re: The facts on IR laws Reply #150 - May 7^th, 2008 at 9:43pm Aussie wrote on May 7^th, 2008 at 6:50pm: We'll see, won't we!! Indeed. Then you will apologise to all Australians for voting Liebor?
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athiest

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Re: The facts on IR laws
Reply #151 - May 8^th, 2008 at 12:18pm

"Treasury's assessment of the plan is contained in an executive minute dated April 18 of last year, before the federal election."

This is very funny, deepthought you notice the date?april 18, thats a week before Labor released their IR policy. So the former gov asked the reserve bank to make asumptions on a non existent policy,mmm, a thinking man may come to the asumption that the former gov were trying to discredit Labor at the time whilst a rusted on Lib supporter may just buy this story from the Liberal party gazzet as fact whilst singing la la la la la .

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deepthought

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Re: The facts on IR laws
Reply #152 - May 8^th, 2008 at 5:34pm

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"Treasury's assessment of the plan is contained in an executive minute dated April 18 of last year, before the federal election."

This is very funny, deepthought you notice the date?april 18, thats a week before Labor released their IR policy. So the former gov asked the reserve bank to make asumptions on a non existent policy,mmm, a thinking man may come to the asumption that the former gov were trying to discredit Labor at the time whilst a rusted on Lib supporter may just buy this story from the Liberal party gazzet as fact whilst singing la la la la la .

So the Liebor policy is extensively different to the one analysed athiest?

They never were going to dismantle WorkChoices and re-introduce a punishing unfair dimissal regime?

Funny that - because they have done the former and are planning the latter.

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