I'm on Emmas side in this one.

shes the boss and the beta's that she employs should do her bidding.

thats what it means to be the king.

this isnt a socialist state.

you have to provide value to the boss and Emma gets to decide how you provide that value.

for the noble capitalist Liberal party to come out on the side of the whining complaining sooky little pukes that think that picking up dog poo is beneath them....well thats just a betrayal of what the noble capitalist liberal party should stand for.

the liberal party should be 100 % behind emma and the idea that they would suggest the pukes go to "fair work australia " is heresy.

as for simon birmingham.  look up beta male in the dictionary and you'll see a picture of simon right alongside malcolm.  grow a set liberals. this is why you are floundering

Aussie make your own list as here is the detailed description you requested.


See the explosive exposure from Buzzfeed here. A bit too hot to handle here.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/aliceworkman/labor-mp-emma-husar-accused-of-sexual-hara...

Aussie,

I am sure some Lefty with nothing better to do will be delighted to compile a list for you. Polly Waffle here is your chance ?

Why do you want this list ? Are you being called to give evidence ?

Already detested by the Australian voters unpopular Bully Billy is running for cover trying to sweep all the horrific details of the Emma Husar affair under the carpet or drown them in Labor's vast Cesspool of Corruption.




Emma Husar investigation may not be made public, says Bill Shorten
By Fergus Hunter 31 July 2018 — 2:36pm


The findings of an internal Labor inquiry into the conduct of western Sydney MP Emma Husar may not be made public, with Opposition Leader Bill Shorten warning the privacy of the people involved must be protected.

Ms Husar is on personal leave and facing calls to resign following allegations she bullied her staff and forced them to carry out personal chores for her, including babysitting, cleaning and dogwalking.

The complaints are now being investigated by Labor-aligned barrister John Whelan, who is understood to have collected more than 200,000 words of evidence from about 20 people who have gone through the MP's office over the two years since she was elected.


Labor MP Emma Husar Photo: Janie Barrett

Asked about the matter on Tuesday, Mr Shorten refused to guarantee the report would be made public and said he would wait for the inquiry to conclude. He suggested complainants' privacy should be respected.

"I think it would be wrong of me just to commit the people – who might have had private observations or evidence – that somehow even though they've gone into a process of that confidentiality, for me just to use them to say we'll put it out publicly. We'll wait till we get the report," he said in a press conference on Tuesday morning.

Mr Shorten has maintained he did not know about the months-long investigation until he was contacted by BuzzFeed News, which broke the story last week.

Fairfax Media has revealed one Labor volunteer's claim he was so distressed by his time on Ms Husar's  campaign, which included "constant verbal abuse", that he spent a month in a psychiatric hospital.

VIDEO: It is important that the report into Labor MP Emma Husar's treatment of her staff and expenses be undertaken without running commentary, says Labor frontbencher Anthony Albanese.

In addition to claims of improper treatment and use of staff, the investigator is also examining allegations of misuse of other taxpayer-funded entitlements, including the Comcar travel service.

Since entering Parliament, Ms Husar has spoken publicly of her struggles with family violence and as a parent of a child with a disability.

Serious adverse findings against her in the investigation would see the matter referred to internal Labor committees that could disendorse her as the party's candidate for the marginal seat of Lindsay.

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/emma-husar-investigation-may-not-be-made...



What you don't know won't hurt you

Its time wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2018 at 8:24am:


And Lefty gets it right , AGAIN, didn't even make lunchtime rtards 

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/duttons-department-spent-dollar10000-to...

Its time wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2018 at 8:24am:


"The Australian Federal Police believes a criminal offence may have been committed in relation to leaks about raids on union premises linked to Jobs Minister Michaelia Cash's office."

juliar wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2018 at 10:48am:


Both Labor and LNP for decades now have waged war on the Union movement in many ways - bringing in hordes of people with no idea other than kow-towing and then doing as little as possible for as much as possible, accepting the status quo and 'negotiating' with the Boss alone, and/or those who imagine that being a Union member means the Death Squads will arrive at 3AM and your corpse will be found on the garbage heap .... one has to seriously ask the question WHY organised labour is such a threat to the ruling elite(s)..... other than reducing their grab for power  and control ....

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2018 at 12:49pm:



Did someone in her office tip off Labor?