It happens.
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When little breaks accumulate...
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Macca’s faces massive class action
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McDonald’s is facing a massive revolt among current and former employees after the fast food workers’ union claimed more than 250,000 were denied 10-minute rest breaks.Like the sound of this. Boosting Australian manufacturing just makes sense. But do you expect (willing) to pay a little more for Australian made?
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'We make things in Australia': PM's plan to boost manufacturing
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Industry will be promised $1.5 billion to sustain local manufacturing as part of a budget plan targeting six priority areas ranging from food to medicine and clean energy.Good news right?
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Dan Murphy’s and BWS want to hire 1600 new employees over summer
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Amid job cuts around the country, Dan Murphy’s and BWS are looking for thousands of casual workers leading up to the busy summer season, with more than 1600 new job openings available now.What do you think about Google Reviews? Are they credible? Do they influence your decision about buying a product or choosing a service?
We've seen many businesses have very bad experiences with online reviews (like Google and others) simply because consumers often use it as a soapbox, and it becomes very easy for the highly critical and disgruntled, and because the moderators or owners of the review platform don't take their role or responsibility seriously and with little concern for the consequences of unsubstantiated or unfounded reviews.
In hindsight, we've also been 'tricked' by highly rated businesses which in our own experience turned out to be far from what the reviews proclaimed. Smoke and mirrors.
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So used to the smell of disinfectant spray and wipes now, we may miss it when this pandemic is finally over.
Not surprising. Actions of others without considering the consequences to others.
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Visit from infected woman cost bar $100k
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Details have been revealed of the trail of destruction left behind by three women who allegedly lied about travelling to Melbourne in order to get back into Queensland.Have we shared this story before? Too many stories about high school dropouts becoming successful. But what are these stories really trying to tell us? Success isn't determined by success at school (or even completing it)? That school is a distraction to success in business? You can't fill a cup when it's full?
The internet has really changed the world we live in and how we live in it. The traditional concept of school, the way that we all know it, has been the same for a century or more. It hasn't really changed. Even some of the curriculum that children are studying in school has remnants of decades gone by - some which may no longer be relevant to navigating modern society. Is coding more important than calculus in the 21st century?
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How high school dropout launched digital marketing agency
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Lucas Cook always had an entrepreneurial streak.Worried about predators on Tiktok? What about on dating apps? Do you have a different level of tolerance/expectation?
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Man found guilty of dating app rapes
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A Sydney man who posed as a doctor on dating applications has been found guilty of sexually assaulting four women in a five-month period.