topsywaldron wrote:And let's not even bring the H.R. Nicholls society into it.
As Secretary of the H.R. Nicholls society, Mr Day said:
"Maintaining the existing Award System - the principle cause of Australia's consistently high levels of unemployment and all its associated ills (drugs, crime, violence, poor health, teenage pregnancy and even suicide) has been estimated at costing the economy over $60 billion."
(Bob Day, “Contract Bridge”, Independent Contractors of Australia, September 2002) “[An apprentice’s] wage was typically 10-15 per cent of the tradesman's wage in the first year....The solution lies in allowing… tradesmen and apprentices, regardless of age, to negotiate indenture agreements which satisfy both parties."
(Bob Day, The Australian, 18 January 2005)Sounds like a fun guy to me Topsy. What's your problem??????