Now we have Libs in most states and federally unemployment is beginning its fast rise.
Given that ever since Tony won the election he has been repeating every word Fraser uttered when he was in the same position its no wonder that Australia is heading for hell in a hand basket.
Tony is the modern day Malcolm Fraser so get used to a f@cking mess.   ;D

Im pretty sure u bugger wits can wait until Abbott is actually PM for 1 day at least.

In the mean time, go see Rudd and labor.

Liberal governments always deliver high unemployment, its in their dna

progressiveslol wrote on Sep 12^th, 2013 at 7:15pm:

Im pretty sure u bugger wits can wait until Abbott is actually PM for 1 day at least. In the mean time, go see Rudd and labor.

He doesn't have to be sworn in ... business confidence is up, stock market is up, unemployment is up, asylum seeker numbers are down  .....

or is it only the good stuff you want credit for?  :D :D :D :D :D

Dnarever wrote on Sep 12^th, 2013 at 7:17pm:

Liberal governments always deliver high unemployment, its in their dna

Look no further than VICTORIA



buzzanddidj wrote on Feb 18^th, 2012 at 3:12pm:

Baillieu Government leading the nation  - on unemployment growth February 17, 2012 VICTORIA is taking the brunt of Australia's job losses. Official figures show a net 33,000 full-time jobs have been lost since April, equivalent to one in every 60 full-time positions in the state. Yesterday's bleak jobs data came as Qantas foreshadowed hundreds of job cuts and the possible closure of one of its two heavy maintenance depots at Avalon and Tullamarine, which together employ more than 1000 people. Nationally, the jobs figures have gone back to a zig-zag pattern. On a seasonally adjusted estimate, the Bureau of Statistics says Australia gained 46,000 jobs in January, after losing 41,000 in the previous two months. Seasonally adjusted, unemployment edged down to 5.1 per cent, but the bureau's figures show the big movement has been of people leaving the workforce altogether. In the past year, while unemployment has risen only marginally, the workforce participation rate has fallen by the equivalent of over 100,000 workers. Roughly half of those lost workers were in Victoria, where the seasonally adjusted figures reported another 15,000 full-time jobs lost in January. The bureau figures show a tale of two economies. In the past year Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory have added 44,000 full-time jobs, while the south-eastern states have lost 38,000 full-time jobs. http://www.theage.com.au/business/victoria-bears-brunt-of-job-cuts-20120216-1tbyt.html#ixzz1mht6b2yf

Well you've no need to worry Buz, I doubt you've ever done a day's REAL work in your life.

Dnarever wrote on Sep 12^th, 2013 at 7:17pm:

Liberal governments always deliver high unemployment, its in their dna

Stupidity is in yours..... ;D

Liberal governments always deliver high unemployment, its in their dna


Look no further than VICTORIA



AND QUEENSLAND

progressiveslol wrote on Sep 12^th, 2013 at 7:15pm:

Im pretty sure u bugger wits can wait until Abbott is actually PM for 1 day at least. In the mean time, go see Rudd and labor.

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adelcrow - take 2 valiums, walk out in the backyard and go ohhhhmmmmmm :)

as we start to get massive increases in retirements from baby boomers, we may not see a great rise in unemployment.
there will be many more jobs for carers, community nurses, home help and a raft of other jobs catering for the frail elderly retirees. plus they leave a job vacancy every time one retires.

what will WILL see is less jobs in the real economy and more jobs in lowly paid , government agency type work.  this is very bad for the economy.

i'd be looking at productivity, business investment, business confidence, small business failures etc as a better indicator than the unemployment rate

Despite the fact the data for this poll was most likely collected before the election. I'd like to see them producing the Under employment figures

It looks like the Libs federally and in the states have been lying to us because their debt keeps rising along with unemployment and household costs.
Lie upon lie upon lie seems to have numbed the population to the Libs collective stupidity  ;D

BlOoDy RiPpEr wrote on Sep 13^th, 2013 at 7:23am:

Despite the fact the data for this poll was most likely collected before the election. I'd like to see them producing the Under employment figures

Agreed on both points.