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Love to hate and hate to love Dutton that animated thumb of a human.

I would love it if you went back to investigating wrongdoing instead of devoting so much time to slagging off other journos. After all, we can choose not to read them, or read them and conclude that you are right or wrong or whatever.

Is Bernard indirectly trying to get brownie points to reinvigorate his marriage sex or something as if that man would meet up with the boys at the pub and stick to his guns about this one

The same men in unions that voted for same pay as them/women/immigrants decade’s ago.This crickey weasel is a poor man’s Tim Gurner.One can afford a coke habit while the other has to suffice with meth.Same greasy hair do though.Being realistic,if this is gonna work.We need workers and management with a common interest of making this work.No fuckwit cowboys/girls in either area’s trying to better one another,that’s how people and work culture suffer through workers getting hurt or straying from the path of what this domestic policy is trying to achieve.

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The whole argument is even worse than that, and it’s because of the fundamental changes brought on by industrial revolutions. The first Industrial Revolutions, manufacturing lines, computers, and then digitisation had wages as their highest cost-saving metric. Where wages were low, manufacturing was the greatest. The subsequent industrial revolutions, the Internet of Things, AI, and Quantum have different metrics. Supply chain logistics are about to become paramount, I.e. proximity to resources, ports, available land, etc. A close second is an educated workforce, as many of the no-skill jobs of moving items from one line to another or quality control will be completely automated. Industry 4.0 and beyond will comprise automated manufacturing lines monitored by engineers, scientists and highly skilled technicians to assist them. The result is that future manufacturing jobs have no requirement for a man with higher stamina than a woman in a factory. It has women and men working together in STEM fields. The manufacturing startups I work with have a majority female workforce. Most Australian manufacturing startups I know have similar compositions. I would argue that opposing the Made in Australia Plan is misogynist.

Came for the politics, stayed for the gooning

Well there's no way I can show this video to old mum and dad

I bet this redundant chinned slug is willing to have a punt each way. If the manufacturing jobs were going off shore in higher numbers he’d be shitting on that, decrying overseas sweatshops as “buzzword buzzword settler colonialism buzzword buzzword late stage capitalism”…

I thought it was gunna be about Domestic violence…

His whole argument seems to contradict its intentions to me. For a woman reading this, won't his smearing of it deter women away from this line of work because he is implying it is just for men? There's also plenty of initiative from male-dominated industries trying to get women involved nowadays, and there is an increase in female numbers. Bernard is a dumbass.

Seems a tad sexist of Bernard to assume that those jobs would only be filled by men tbh. Also better manufacturing means more support for other industries. I work in a female dominated industry, my department was out of a pretty important item for months and we had to borrow from other departments because the manufacturer in china just went no contact with our supply department.

Please tell me where I can get that shirt 😄

Bernard: Can’t spell manufacturing without MAN 🤯 Crikey readers who are greens voters but side with the LNP on everything when Labor is in government: totahleh

Lol, no not anti woke right wing comedy 🤣.

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