Originally Posted by
Cirressna
Xeptu I'm shocked no one here has called you out properly on your absolute BS talk and fear mongering rhetoric. I had to create an account to say something. You clearly have no idea about industrial law and standard business practices and it seems you're more of a troll here than a useful contributor. You don't even understand the basic concept of stand down and the relation to jobkeeper. They aren't linked. Stop trying to scare people into your strange ideas.
No company wants to go into voluntary admin, if this were the case every financial year every company with a unionised workforce would just 'reset'. There's a lot more at stake than just reputation going into voluntary admin, go have a read of the Virgin thread or better yet, go do an MBA and come back with some actual knowledge.
Take off the tin-foil and head outside for your one hour of exercise please. Your garbage is clogging up this thread.
Well said!! I could add a few of our favourite amateurs on here who also fit this description. Speaking of...
Originally Posted by
normanton
Everything about this situation so far has resulted in the worst thing happening. Nothing has improved from day 1. Thinking of how the situation could further spiral out of control isn't scaremongering. It's called thinking outside the box, and planning accordingly.
Whilst I don't agree with everything Xeptu has said, they are bang on the money on more than a few points.
Have a good think about this 'out there idea'.
Whats the backup plan if internal borders stay closed? Business leaders will next push for the PM to hold an urgent referendum on a vote to become a republic. A president elect will then have the power to dissolve states, and the power states have over their own borders.
Yes votes in a referendum from NSW + VIC alone would out number No votes from WA + NT + SA + QLD + TAS.
My god... Have you given up trying at this point...?