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The country is done for by eureka in c/australia@aussie.zone

[-] eureka@aussie.zone 1 points 2 weeks ago

by not using the countries name

"America" is not their country's name either ("USA" is actually closer, now that you mention it)

Four Corners - Don't speak by eureka in c/onthetelly@aussie.zone

[-] eureka@aussie.zone 1 points 3 months ago

Cross-linking the post about the article: https://aussie.zone/post/12583785

NSW government ends WFH as workers are ordered back into the office by eureka in c/australia@aussie.zone

[-] eureka@aussie.zone 1 points 3 months ago

Seriously, I've had a union organiser lament that WFH was making it hard to work with a certain part of the company. You can't just set up a lunch or coffee meeting if everyone is in on different days (it's not a co-operative role).

Question about Australian towns by eureka in c/australia@aussie.zone

[-] eureka@aussie.zone 1 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

Anecdotally, the one in a park near where I lived was much large than that. Some examples of larger ones can be found just by searching images of australia war monument in park (not including the huge ones in some cities, like the Anzac Memorial in Sydney or the Canberra Australian War Memorial)

Nine Publishing on strike. Request the public avoid Nine mastheads including Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Financial Review, and Brisbane Times. by eureka in c/australia@aussie.zone

[-] eureka@aussie.zone 1 points 4 months ago

I don't blame the workers for the constraints of their garbage company. I doubt they can just pick what they want to write about, they're ultimately working to survive and taking the jobs on offer. Plus, systematic pressures on mass media are a whole thing.

If the workers get a pay rise, it digs into Nine Publishing's egregeous profits. There's also the broader impact of successful strike action on the rest of the labour movement in our fights for decent conditions. Solidarity is strength.