Sky News contributor Cory Bernardi says while the government made a wise call to try and keep as many people employed during COVID-19, the nation is now "going to live with this legacy of this overreaction for a very, very long time". It comes as widespread reports have emerged businesses are struggling to fill employment roles as Australians instead prefer to be on either JobKeeper or JobSeeker funds.
"I believe they need to cut the JobKeeper as soon as they possibly can," One Nation leader Pauline Hanson told Sky News host Paul Murray. "It shouldn't extend beyond September the 27th". Mr Bernardi said the nature of this is that "when you give something to people for free, they take it for granted".
How many staff of the Federal Government have lost their jobs or are going to loose their job by the end of the year? The Federal Government is a bit hypocritical on this one.
It's because of the 'overreaction' they CAN live, dipshit.
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