Sky News host Rowan Dean has urged Prime Minister Scott Morrison to jettison his proposed round table on industrial relations reform and instead honour his election promise of delivering “smaller government, less regulation, lower taxes, crushing the unions and freeing up the job market.
” This week the Prime Minister announced the Coalition will bring together unions, business groups and employers to discuss what changes can be made to industrial relations laws, in a move that was reminiscent of Labor PM Bob Hawke’s 1983 Prices and Incomes Accord. Sky News understands Mr Morrison has spoken with ACTU Secretary Sally McManus, who has expressed her desire to come to the table to get the deal done.
rowandean ScottMorrisonMP Sky & News Corp need not worry they do not pay any taxes in Australia. All the profits go back to Trumpland.
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rowandean ScottMorrisonMP Lower taxes, if anything the taxes those rich companies pay need to be increased.
rowandean ScottMorrisonMP Effectiveness aside, How is trying to get people to common ground, bad for the country?
rowandean ScottMorrisonMP I disagree. This system seems to be working much quicker and more efficiently than COAG
rowandean ScottMorrisonMP Sounds like Dean wants to monopolise waffling.
rowandean ScottMorrisonMP Time to DrainTheBillabong
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rowandean ScottMorrisonMP Rowan Dean - you don't know what you're talking about. You are no economics expert...just at talking head behind a sky news desk...
rowandean ScottMorrisonMP I do not agree with rowandean . The first step to making the boat go faster is to achieve consensus on the direction the boat is going and then jettison anything that is not needed , otherwise the headwinds will be too strong and the boat wont go fast enough.
rowandean ScottMorrisonMP if morrison took notice of every bit of advice from rowan dean the country would be well and truly f***. the guy has shown many times he's not all there in the head
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