Sussan Ley: 'Jobs Summit is a complete waste of time'

Deputy Liberal Leader Sussan Ley has dismissed Labor's upcoming Jobs and Skills Summit a “complete waste of time” and claims it will just be a"complete talkfest."

Ms Ley told Sky News Australia host Chris Kenny on Friday that it will not deliver real outcomes for businesses desperate for workers. Deputy Liberal Leader Sussan Ley says the government’s upcoming Jobs and Skills Summit is a “complete waste of time”. Picture Gary Ramage. “Whatever gets announced after it, it’s already been worked through it’s already gone through the Expenditure Review Committee of cabinet.The government’s proposal – led by Treasurer Jim Chalmers - is reminiscent of Bob Hawke and Paul Keating's National Economic summit held only one month after the election in 1983 to adopt a consensus national strategy.

How can he help the Australian community when you and scomo spend all the money to buy votes who is going to pay the trilion dollars that your mob waisted the libs are politacly dead all over Australia

All work based jab mandates must be abolished & it ought to be made illegal to coerce or pressure anyone to be jabbed, also it ought to be illegal for pay/salary/wages to be reduced if unjabbed & it ought to be made illegal for unjabbed to be discriminated against &/or excluded.

Righto, let’s have some furious hair flicking instead 🙄

This goes with THIS goes with THIS with THIS goes with THAT at Sussan.

What a waste of seconds scanning that non thought provoking piece of 'journalism'

Probably but shouldn’t the libs/nats at least be part of the discussion? Isn’t it literally a politicians job to attend these forums to determine policy?

WB: 100% on the money Nigel

Probably.

This is why the Liberals and Nats are no longer in government. They don't care.

Lazy Sussan wants to talk about non-delivery let her talk about this ..

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