Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has announced Australia’s economic recovery is underway, highlighting the 446,000 jobs created in the last four months.
“The single largest increase in a budget month since the series first began in 1974,” Mr Frydenberg said. “We’ve seen our AAA credit rating reaffirmed and Australia is one of only nine countries. “And consumer confidence has increased now eight weeks in a row.”
JoshFrydenberg But isn't job keeper being phased out in March next year? Think it's all about smoke and mirrors. 2021 will not be good I think.
JoshFrydenberg What jobs? Walking around and wiping poles and buttons? Or some other pointless job that will fizzle out when cases become nearly non existent?
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JoshFrydenberg Well done to the government. They’ve done a very good job so far leading us through this crisis on both a health and an economic front. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
JoshFrydenberg Lies, lies and more lies. Everything they say, everything they try to convince you of is all bullshit. Don't believe anything they say.
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JoshFrydenberg CREATED FFS is jobs just returning after the UNIONS saved your GRUBBY ARSE LittleJoshyLiesenberg
JoshFrydenberg Never trust a politician to deliver promises.
JoshFrydenberg After election in 2018 in his speech assured us that we will see machinery everywhere, they are ready for hard work 😓, but that was only promises never implemented. When Daniel A come to power he started with his promises from day one ☝️, 500.000 jobs +, Josh machinery. HA-HA-
JoshFrydenberg Any full time?
JoshFrydenberg The myth that kept getting said by Federal & State Governments before Covid was that each of them were creating certain numbers of jobs. However, they all acknowledged that the unemployment rate was increasing or at best staying the same. Doesn't pass the pub test I'd say.
JoshFrydenberg Scott Morrison's gas led economic recovery is a suicide. Our planet is dying. We have climate emergency. We need to stop fossil fuels & turn to renewables.
JoshFrydenberg Can Narrabri & NT gas projects be canceled ASAP, please. Do you have any idea what building 850 gas wells from Narrabri to Hunter means for destruction of forests/nature/wildlife & people living there? Along with carbon emissions that gas will produce?
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JoshFrydenberg Deception, smoke and mirrors.
JoshFrydenberg HAHAHAHAHA
JoshFrydenberg 446,000 created but most of them are probably returning jobs though ... Using the term 'created' is a bit misleading
JoshFrydenberg And how many jobs have been lost in the last four months? And what is the net unemployment number over the same period?
JoshFrydenberg snapback at work..this mob couldnt get this result with its own policies..
JoshFrydenberg 'GasLighting'...there fixed it for you!
JoshFrydenberg Yet aviation is still suffering due to the incessant border closures! How many jobs there?! Thousands!!
JoshFrydenberg 'Jobs recovered'
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