Jobseeker | Pauline Hanson's Please Explain
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Jobseeker | Pauline Hanson's Please Explain
It's Scomo’s last day this week but don't worry he isn't planning on giving up on the taxpayer gravy train just yet. He's off to Centrelink.
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My friend's on the doll and his said the mandates are stopping him from getting the job he wants. The Government said in the pandemic if Australians get over 90% vaccinate which we did they would end the vaccine mandates which they didn't .
Corrupt politicians 10000%%%
They originally said "there's no need for mandates", so don't EVER BELIEVE A POLITICIAN, whenever their mouth moves , THEY ARE LYING.
I don't think there are any government mandates anymore, unless your friend was a nurse or something.
I guess that makes your friend a lier.
90% haven't taken the poison shots. AusGov Corp is lying and plenty of Drs poured it down the drain.
If only we could find a qualified Prime Minister.
That will never happen.
You would have to get one from overseas. Very few politicians in the country are competent. That is why they get into politics, they are useless for any real job.
Donald Trump will do...
What a horrible thought 😂.
@@alwaysright3718 He’s still a corrupt moron. He’s much better then the average politician but he still isn’t “good”.
These keep getting better each time. This one is diamond. Thank you Sen Hanson.
Exactly what I was going to say!😂
I’ve worked hard my whole life. Mandates saw me sacked, lost my savings then had to sell my home. Now I have full blown RA and on job seeker. I get $300 a week which I survive on by eating l meal a day. I want this pain gone and to work again, but I’m crippled by it. Not all people on the dole are ‘bludgers’.
I'm in a similar situation it's fucking horrible I've been studying finance to hopefully get me out. They don't help at all at finding work you can actually do and give you the run around constantly. Got to remember to these people's jobs rely on others being unemployed the more unemployed the agencies have to deal with the more funding they get they are incentivised to keep you in the system.
When we highlight the problems with some of these government programs, we're not suggesting everyone's taking the Mickey out of the system.
We appreciate there are people just like you doing everything they can to get back into the workforce.
@@PaulineHansonsPleaseExplain I know, thankyou. I appreciate your work very much. Just venting I suppose. Life sucks when you are cast aside.
Agree. I've been a dole "bludger" too, with 3 STEM university degrees, back in 2008 GFC. It wasn't easy. I didn't receive any payments because I wasn't eligible. I got a good snapshot of the rorting
Job Networks though it's a racket for sure.
@@PaulineHansonsPleaseExplain It certainly feels like you're suggesting everyone's taking the Mickey out of the system and going after "dole bludgers" feels like a retro throwback to Ray Martin era A Current Affair.
I always thought punching down was reserved only for large political parties
Love your work, Pauline, but remember, quite a few of the jobseeker recipients are women in their late 50s upwards who had career breaks for raising children and are not often employed and they are either divorced or their husbands have been retrenched. In the old days they could go on the pension at 63, now they have to do " volunteer" work or courses that lead nowhere, but cost the government more than the pension would have cost. A lot of these women babysit their grandchildren or take care of a disabled relative, a lot of them would like to work, but other than cleaning, there is nothing for that age bracket.
I absolutely agree with you, I'm almost 60, have severe joint pain and crippling menopause symptoms. Unfortunate Circumstances put me on Centrelink through no fault of my own, I wished they hadn't put the pention up too, and everyone should be assessed according to their circumstance, the system is not fair at all. I'm burnt out, and broken and honestly I have no strength or desire even, to work now, I have worked hard in raising a family, running a business and dealing with depression and I'm done.
When I finished uni the job agency made me immediely go into this 12 week course on how to get a job. They were teaching me how to convert kilograms to tonnes; a complete waste of time and they threatened me with my money being cut off if I didn't attend. When I did get a job of my own they claimed it that they placed me on the job so they could get a kick back from the gov.
You spent 12 weeks learning how to convert kgs to tonnes? And you spent 12 years at school and didn't learn a simple calculation that should take 12 minutes? WOW, simply amazing!
@@dawneevon You learning difficult is sad, but let me explain it in simple terms given your low-IQ. He said it was a "complete waste of time" ... Why? Because he could already do it back in primary school. i.e. "Job seeker" courses teach little to nothing that helps anyone get a job. They are just a rort to claim government money so THEY have a job and government can claim they "did something" to "solve" unemployment.
So true!
@@dawneevon The calculation should take less than 12 seconds.
Centerlink does the same.
I have multiple Diagnosed Health Problems that prevent me from working, like thousands of others. 5 years I've been stuck on Jobseeker instead of Disability Support.
It's wasn't some life goal to end up in this situation. Thinking people are having some great time on Jobseeker payments are delusional. Its heartbreakingingly difficult to survive.
Exactly, nobody is having a free ride on the dole..
@@ihaven0thingnotevenaname881 you can't really because it will cost you the full dole check, so you might have to share a place with a few other people.
It's TERRIBLY low money. So called "living a free life". Yeah, surviving on 2 minute noodles.
I hear you brother
I’m surprised you can’t get the pension. I know a young bloke who injured his back in his job, lifting and moving stuff. Went into Centrelink on crutches for interviews and got the pension promptly. Two years later he’s still getting the pension and working various cash jobs on the side, so seems once you are on it, you are on it for life. Back problems usually get better with exercise - recent discovery believe it or not, something my Physio has known for years.
To be fair, that payment is pittance. Couldn't even buy enough food, let alone rent somewhere.
True !!I want my own place and its absolutely impossible
Jobseekers allowance, or as it's now called Universal Credit is a con. They don't help you find work and have unrealistic expectations.
Yes, my son had a degree and a TAFE Certification both in ICT and the absolutely useless crap of an unemployment agency did NOTHING for 12 months to help him find work. When he found his own job, the Unemployment agency were pissed off and wanted to keep him on their books for as long as possible. Corruption on steroids!!!!
This is because the government only funds job agencies for helping people to find work. If you're working, they won't receive funds for helping you. So they need you to be unemployed. When Sarina Russo refused to play by the government's rules, they defunded that agency in spite of most job seekers at the time knowing that they were the only agency which actually found people jobs they were suited to and could keep.
Agree. They don’t up skill or provide training opportunities. I remember I was asked to work for free at a coffee shop but they wouldn’t employ me as a paid staff it’s a terrible place to be in and it’s a rort , the whole thing.
@@ihaven0thingnotevenaname881 holy shit you hit the jackpot. You must had a good one assigned to you. My husband has had zero luck. They get him to do useless courses. When he looks at what jobs are in most need to be filled in our area that also match his abilities. He than looks into how to get the job (qualifications, licences etc). Most of the time we can't afford the courses or licence needed. So he rings or goes in and asks if they can help. They always say they'll look into it or will get back to him. Than tell him they don't offer anything for that. Repeat process.
Anyway we are moving closer to the city. Not much available where we live unless you have loads of work experience in that specific industry/role. Any thing that doesn't is for teens or young adults and my husband gets told his too old for that role. 😩
The job agencies themselves is a huge scam. They don't actually do anything. Never did.
Those employment agencies are useless. My partner has been trying to get work. They just send him to useless courses. And when he enquiries about courses or licences in jobs need in our local area, no they don't have funding for that or they'll call/send him details (but never do repeat process).
My partner looks for more than 20 a month more double that. His getting depressed about it. His been doing multiple courses to try and get his foot in the door. Just keeps getting rejected.
Now we are moving closer to a city area because there's not much work available where we are.
Those agencies really don't offer anything useful.
This happened to me. Almost like they don't want you earning more than them..
Or to get too far ahead..
An idea may be to offer to work for cash and below the going rate, as that gets you in the door and they can see how you perform? They have nothing to lose.
Sorry to hear that. Those job agencies play mind games I tell you. They are designed to keep you in perpetual unemployment.
I would love to see an episode revealing what really goes on, you know, with the private employment agencies contracted with centrelink that charge a premium for thier services.
I wouldn't be surprised is their services cost 3x times more than the average welfare.
Oh look what I found, an article from 2 years ago: "Privately-run employment agencies in charge of finding work for unemployed Aussies will bill the government $210 million to deal with the volume of additional Australians needing work, which has nearly doubled since the Covid-19 crisis."
Second that...
Few years back in my local paper it was listed the employment agency CVGT was the highest earning company in my regional city go figure so they must be making some money from it
Third that!
They were just as bloody useless as centerlink.
Privately rin employment agencies are corrupt but of course the govt will hide that. One saving in the budget if they knew how spend money.
Yeah, Jobseeker is the ultimate in high standard living, deciding between paying rent, buying food or paying for the electricity -
Many years ago I broke my back, both my arms, both my shoulders and tore my hamstring off the bone. I was told I didn’t qualify for Disabiliy Pension and was put on Jobseeker. I was asked to go for a in person interview when I couldn’t even walk to go to the bathroom without help.
While in 2 arm slings I got a call from a job agency to see what job they could get me. Eventually to escape the job agency crap I instead moved over to a bigger rort. Students allowance
Under student allowance I got a free 12 months pay by applying to a TAFE course I delayed because I was physically incapable. No calls. No checkups. Nothing. Was literal free money for nothing
People go on about Jobseeker but the true bludgers are the students who get a allowance to learn how to classify people into 140 genders instead of 2. Let’s not lose sight of that
idk wouldn't that be useful research for diseases involving chromosomes.
I worked for the CES back in 1998 up until the last day. In fact, I and another colleague were the last to stand at the door of our branch office and shut it for good. I always showed kindness and compassion to people, and was often on the front desk with the line out the door. I remember some younger sons coming in with the older dad who was unemployed. It was hard and still is very hard for older workers to get back into the workforce. Some guy came in with the qualification of 'Lion Tamer'. The pay was good and display homes had signs out the front saying "Buy this home for just $500 deposit!". Look at Brisbane now!
What a story
@@matthewthehawk1066 I could have studied for 8 years while being paid I was told but didn’t want to do that. Completed my TAFE course and was back in full time work 2 years later from that.
Don’t really look back on it with anything but positive thoughts. Made me a stronger person and happier person having gone through it and coming out on top.
I heard years ago about instead working or looking for a job pole would just doing courses and still pull in the generous dull!
Get rid of job providers, bring back the CES.
Agree. I changed job providers 4 times. They did nothing to help me. Their superiority attitude was disgraceful. In the end, I found my own job.
Yes. I was unemployed once, and bc I not was on Centrelink ,and they would not get paid They couldn't found a job, for me. BRING BACK THE OLD CES PLEASE
Job seeker is also used as a parking lot for people not quite old enough to qualify for the age pension, not disabled enough to qualify for a disability pension but not fit enough to be able to hold down a regular job, I'm one of them. Then toss in Vaccines that have made it difficult to walk more than a few hundred meters without running out of breath and BP rocketing past 200 and old age begins to look not so rosy.
Sums it up 😊
Sorry to hear about your situation. Can't you do some volunteer work - wouldn't giving back to the community who is paying your bills be a fulfilling option?
@@John_1_0 I do volunteer, minimum of two days a week, more if I'm able.
@@John_1_0 wots in a name ?
You’re vaccine injured, sounds like an accountant in the news. Took him a month to fill out all the forms but he got paid out over $400,000. You’ve got until start of next year to apply as the program ends then. BTW he is largely recovered now lol.
Imagine if a Centalink employee was actually as good as that 😂. It’s bad enough going there for Medicare.
If you know how to play them it’s not that hard. You have to be persistent, keep going back, and insist they fill out the forms for you because you have brain fog and arthritis of the hand. You do need a good sob story too. Friend of mine got his pension that way. He could talk you into anything just to get rid of him.
Ohhh Pauline has got a good sense of humour 🤣🤣 these are getting better with each video
Don't understand why so much pressure is put on the unemployed to get a job when it's not even up to them. The decision solely rests with the employers whether someone is or isn't hired. So the only solution is to actually give unemployed people jobs. But they would rather pay job agencies to run a compliance scheme that punishes people for not following their rules. What we need is not a punitive welfare system, but real jobs being offered (not work for the dole).
Absolutely agree.
I agree Centrelink has and is too, far too punishing, for mistakes that are their's.
I believe there is around 400,000 job vacancies at the moment , many take issue with those being on the dole for years (some 10+ years). If it's a transition or legitimate reason that's all good!; But those that just sit at home and milk the system for 'free' money and could not be bothered working is what people don't like nor appreciate...
@@MrMuleTech Most of those 400,000 job vacancies are for people who already have jobs, to allow transition within the labour market. They're not entry level jobs for long-term unemployed. Many would gladly work if offered a job under reasonable circumstances. But the fact is there are not many jobs for long-term unemployed, so the idea that they're just milking the system and choosing not to work is false.
@@davidmcdonnell2598 I'm sure there are but there is also thousands and thousands of other jobs ranging from all different levels from Receptionist, Nanny, customers service, administration, PA, Assistants, Data entry, service centre, call centres, shelf stackers ..etc..etc Eg, when I was between jobs I took a basic shop assistant job that got me through, nothing wrong with that... sometimes I feel when talking to 'some' unemployed people they are being to fussy and not willing to work and thing things are below them.. my way of thinking is if you are struggling get what you can can build from there again and further opportunities always open up over time..etc Also to confirm, genuine people that are trying and actually need the safety net I have no issues with at all but many unemployed people I speak to and also interview they want silly wages for doing very little work and happy to say on government payment and stay home... just blows my mind and in 'some' cases I think the government is to blame as they have to too good as it seems some people know how to ride the system with multiple and stacked payments were as hard working people that genuinely loose a job after working for many years get very little as they have a house or a larger asset..etc.. I think the system is just wrong and seems to punish those that try are trying to get ahead and often rewards those that don't... Just my 2cents...
I love this cartoon series, it's so relevant and funny. The writers really know how to do comedy satire.
So this week I did my voluntary job for two days, looked after my grandchildren for three days, one of them sick, so my daughters could keep THIER jobs, and did shopping for a sick friend over three days. Apparently, because I'm unemployed and depending on unemployment benefits which doesn't even cover my basic living costs, I'm a bludger. Anyone who thinks unemployed people depending on the unsustainable unemployment benefits are bludgers, well, you know what you and the horses you rode in on can do!
It enabled me to survive and get a great job. It IS a safety net for the motivated. I would have paid it back in tax several times over by now! I know another who survived on it during no job no jab mandates. I'm glad my taxes support a system based on the Christian ideal of taking care of the poor.
The biggest obstacle to getting jobs is Job Agencies. Profit making monsters. Bring back Job Vacancies to the Centrelink offices. The unemployed come in to there local Centrelink, that has all local jobs listed, or in a simple constantly updated online system, with the contact details of the employer and they ring up and make an appt for an interview or drop there resume in. Have one or two Centrelink staff member allocated full time at each office to help the customers. Sometimes the simplest way is the easiest way.
Trouble is the LNP closed most Centrelink offices, good luck if you have one local
@@gunsmoke2429 Good point. Doesn't mean they can't be reopened. Every town has one or more of the Employment Agencies. Shut them, redeploy some of the people (not all) to new small Centrelink offices. Has to be some cost saving in this type of approach.
The job agencies are the biggest dole bludges of them all
I preferred when centrelink was face to face and everyone's individual circumstances was taken into consideration !! The system now is broken and crap.
Yes but theresa rein has made millions of employment agencies since Kevin changed the system for her.
Lucky Tennis Albo. He's collected off the government his whole life and he's got a $300K per year pension waiting for him.
The whole of the labor party belong behind bars.
@@merrelthorson2224 Libs are just as bad. 2 sides of the same coin.
I would love to see this video scenario presented to Albo by a journalist, and see how he justifies those perks vs Scomo. They should abolish it for all politicians. Similarly their overly generous super system should be scaled back to what everyone else has.
There is no such thing as government money, it belongs to us the people.
Technically the currency is the property of the King. As are you, and I (as "subjects of the Crown" i.e serfs), and all the land we stand on. That's just how a Constitutional Monarchy works.
Being on the dole isn't a free ride. There's nothing you can do with $300 a week. After rent and bills, there's no money left for food. It's a depressing option.
Not bad. Job agencies that are supposed to help you get work are only there to make sure you fill in forms and to collect their payment when you do find work. It a rip off. The jobs I have had I went out and got on my own without job agency help. These job agencies are a total waste of tax payer's money.
Exactly ! Job agencies are the biggest dole bludgers that the government has wasted resources on.
Great video. But, many people on JS are genuine. Many people are sick or not fit to work for a variety of reasons, but they are not eligible for disability pensions, so they have no choice but to stay on JS. not by choice but by unfortunate circumstances.
What is more concerning to me than dole bludgers is the financial exploitation of disabled people in the workforce. Namely the supported wage system. Entered into by companies such as coles which determines an employees percentage of worth of the minumum wage.
At places like bedford and minda the exploitation is the worst. Severely disabled adult people there are paid as little as $1 an hour. They say that people enjoy it and it gives them purpose. Not all of them. My young cousin went off the rails over it actually. Hasnt worked a day in his life since his $5 an hour ride on lawnmower job at minda....lost his spirit and work ethic over that job. Who could blame him. Not the same person he once was. Also he and others made flat pack furniture for sale at bedford during 'workshop'. No money exchanged hands for their work. You know the type they sell at Ikea or fantastic furniture? Interesting. Always wondered where that crap furniture came from.
And who made it. Now i know.
I personally call it what it is....slave labour capitalised on by big business.
These companies should be ashamed of themselves and people need to be in jail over it.
Agreed 👍
How like Hanson beating up the most vulnerable in the community whilst touting herself as a so called Champion of the Battler. There will always be those who will take advantage of the system but many more who are unable to maintain consistent employment for a myriad of reasons. $52 a day is hardly going to help people get back on their feet or travel for interviews etc. It’s not enough to help people keep a roof over their head or even feed themselves properly. It speaks volumes that Hanson, who is supposed to know what it is like to be a battler, has forgotten what it is like now she is a wealthy politician. Shame on her!
Remember in the 50's, my dad with 4 kids between seasonal work when a job ran out, applied to cover a 6week gap and was refused.
26pounds month and 3 month limit, with multiple checks weekly. Jobs then were extremely tight.
A “JOB” then was full time 40 hour week,
Now a “job” is 4 hour once a week, , , so just where is our economy in real term comparison?
There were plenty of jobs then.
@@evilynn333 and only 1/2 million vacancies now?
@@Xalta_Sailor so you're saying a waiter can just get a job as a nurse which requires 3 years experience?
Or a kitchen hand can become a boilermaker that also requires 1 years work experience.
Yes there are many jobs available but doesn't mean everyone or vast majority are suited or qualifies for them.
Gone are the days you rock up to a place and ask if there's any vacancies and boom you just need to turn up.
No, you will get a long list of do you have a car?, did you pass year 12?, do you have work experience in X industr/role? what certificates do you have? (This is entry level jobs like waiting, retail, etc). and that's if they don't tell you to just apply online.
Its a very diffrent ball game now.
Oh and my grandfather always had 2 to 3 jobs going in his day. It a diffrent world now if you couldn't tell.
@@hollysmith1347 Exactly why make everything so complicated for the simple jobs ?, why not just have a six month probation system for all entry level jobs and make it much easier to apply without ridiculous levels of bureaucracy.
BY THEIR FRUITS YOU SHALL KNOW THEM
Great work yet again everyone
Christ is king
AMEN 🙌 King Jesus 👑
King of fairy tale land. He never existed.
Is that the symbol of the ying and yang? How very interesting 🤔
Who will pilot YOUR sidecar, Mr misanthrope?
Perfect analysis of Morrisson
Taxpayers will be paying taxes toward doll blugders or the 100's of thousands of immigrants coming into the Australia each year. Aussie taxpayers will be paying either way. Even if the % of doll blugders went down you'll be paying the same. I went into Centrelink a few months back and there is a ton immigrants in there. while Labor have a record 650k immigrants coming to Aus with in the next 2 years. Your tax will be going towards a lot of that.
Their not entitled to CL unless they are permanent residents longer than 5 years or Citizens.
@@letsgococo288 Yes, but if they have their parents come live with them (emigrated also after a long process) their parents can claim the pension after being resident for 10 years. Pretty sweet if they live with the child and live a long life. A few years ago I saw this future liability calculated at over $4B increase every year. So a single child brings his parents over - he will never pay more taxes than his family receives In benefits over his lifetime. Just like my parents cost the government many times what they paid in tax over their lives, in middle income jobs. Unsustainable.
@@letsgococo288 They don't actually do that though, I've met a few that got on it instantly after country shopping.
Who doesn't get some sort of government hand out though - Medicare, Childcare, NDIS, pensions, businesses like GPs etc the list is endless.
Medicare is paid for by taking money from the wages of workers.
Always BRILLIANT 😊
Cartoon Scomo is better than the real Scomo
Indeed
😆 yes I like Cartoon Scomo
Very electable
Anything is better than real scomo
I am Training my MPs to get used to the idea of scomo serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity so when it happens they are not shocked
Health system is a Joke.
I broken my L4 vertebrae.
Over 5 yrs I've been waiting for treatment.
I want to go back to work.
I'm in that much pain.
I can't even stand long enough to make a cuppa.
I'm struggling in Job starter. All of my pay, Doesn't even cover my Rent.
Doles $900
Rents $1320
Fortnight
Tell me we live in lucky country???
I'm down to 64kg.
Why do you choose to live in a place where rent is so expensive?
@@Ggdivhjkjl rents are ex pensive everywhere and moving as expensive !!!!!
@@natashacleland1629 : Move to a country area. You can rent a 3 bed house for $300 pw.
@@sidecarmisanthrope5927 It costs money to move and you need private transport in country areas. If he does recover, he wants a job and there aren't many in regional/country areas to be had. From his medical condition I would also assume that he needs to be close to a hospital that can do spinal surgery ... and there's not too many of those in the country areas either.
I can totally sympathise with him having had a double spinal hernia a year or so ago. It's also expensive to have a medical problem .. doctor's visits, medication, medical aids, Blue Care etc.... I still haven't fully recovered from my spinal operation (which actually caused further complications) and it's well over twelve months since my operation.
5 years waiting for surgery is outrageous!
Sounds like your doctor is useless. I got elective surgery much less urgent than that in Melbourne within 6 months, last June.
I miss the days of small government, personal responsibility and individual free market choices. Think of what we could achieve if we didn’t have a bloated bureaucracy to pay for.
Sad but true.
Single mums pension plus family tax benefit is $1200 a fortnight and new boyfriends beer money i mean child support is on top of that
@@ihaven0thingnotevenaname881 yeah they are, keep spitting out kids so you have them under 8yrs and you're set
@Raven Moon looks like my kids are getting a half sibling very soon 😮😂😢
That’s more than the age pension. How much do they add for additional kids, and is there a limit?
Please never stop with this content. I hope you guys can secure enough funding to keep this going indefinitely!
Boy oh boy...touching on some truth nerves there Pauline. Love it! Keep it coming.
Pauline is just rocking.
Scumo is worth over $12m., wife over $6m. He recently got a nice UK defence job for setting up the AUKUS deal.
These are so good Pauline. Killing it !!!!
Jobseeker is so fantastic that it doesnt even cover rent. Those dole bludgers have it soooo goood!!!
They get separate rental assistance to cover that.
And yet, over 40,000 people have remained on it continuously for over ten years. It must be awful.
@Sidecar Misanthrope yeah 10 bucks to cover 120 a week on 240 a fortnight glad to see that you've never fallen on hard times
@@nobody6056 yeah most of them are homeless in group homes, or shacked up with 3 other families.... huurrrr derrrrr I can divide numbers so I can solve welfare payments😂
@@sidecarmisanthrope5927 a token. It does not cover rent.
Hi Pauline 🇦🇺🌹Wished that was my centrelink experience years ago when I was made redundant! Scott Morrison will land a very nice job, they all do.!
I usually agree with Pauline but not this time . Lima Agreement 30% of our manufacturing went over seas. Now it's 90% of all manufacturing, farming. Now there bringing in about 700, 000 people there is No housing as it is. The dole doesn't pay for the Electricity hike, the rent Hike housing interest rises . Pauline you are disgraceful. Picking on hurting people where are the jobs ?????? Where is the Australian Manufacturing?????, Farming ????? You need PAYING jobs to give people, people living in tents and cars. You may make fun of politicians but they always get by but to PICK ON THE POOR is wrong. Lost me Pauline
Don't ever forget she swore allegiance to a fictitious "Queen OF Australia" on behalf of the corporations CEO's aka The Parliament of Australia a registered company knowing full well the whole charade is unconstitutional...these so called politicians for the people are nothing but fraudulent gravy train riders.
You make a valid point. Bring back the jobs!!
set example for ur neighbours start growing food . get skills
Agree, its just not funny Pauline.
Hahaha GOLD.
Would love to see a humorous break down of all the Poly perks.
Look up Sarah Game MLC from South Australia just recently spilling the beans on over seas travel by many SA politicians, the premier did one trip & it cost $157,000 plus many more, all purely for research of course
@@kilburn1313 They have been doing those research trips since Noah floated his boat. These days, when they get home, they get onto google to knock up a quick report - if they can be bothered.
@@spamsam99 Or at least since Cocky was an egg? we have a local member where we are & with the council rates notice comes a full colour fold out spread of where this guy goes & he loves getting his picture taken, I just wish we had his fuel card
Love you Pauline 💗
Real Australian Heart...
Not everyone is blugder, Pauline,I'm happy to pay taxes to people who need some help.And yes, some will take advantage.What about demonising handouts to the well to do's and big business as well.
Being on CL is a stigma.
All politicians get too much pay for the little they do.
Mutual obligations are more than just applying for jobs. There is no such thing as a dole bludger and hasn't been since the 90s. The hoops you have to jump through just to get that pittance are more than having a job. No one is on the dole, by choice.
lol
@@owenbartrop8963 🙄
Aussie battler
The biggest doll bludgers wear expensive suits, eat lobster and jet set to China selling off our natural resources, while complaining about carbon emissions.
Is this why we have generational unemployed?
This is sad but true. Thanks for another great episode.
Centrelink scene was incorrect, first he was seeing an actual person, and second the office should have been packed and out the door.
"Privately-run employment agencies in charge of finding work for unemployed Aussies will bill the government $210 million to deal with the volume of additional Australians needing work, which has nearly doubled since the Covid-19 crisis." -2020
What an accurate portrayal of how politicians really are and how Centrelink really works. 😅
My husband advertised for warehouse staff but as soon as he tried to arrange to see people for interviews, a few suddenly asked if the pay was weekly and it wasn't so then they said it wouldn't suit them. They were just ticking off the 'jobs applied for ' list. Such a waste of his time but then better to find out about their work ethics before he employed them.
I'd love to know what boxes you have to tick to even get jobseeker. I lost one of my main jobs last year 2 wks before xmas and the 2nd job still had me $20 short each week for my rent and my application was still rejected. There was also 3 weeks over xmas holiday period with no job and no income, and also a family separation. Computer said no.
I remember getting made 'redundant' many years ago when some other bloody Union was on strike, and I couldn't get any assistance from the CES, (back then), due to the fact that I was NOT unemployed, I was not 'retrenched', I was still employed.
Pretty good content but Jobseekers get hit with 12 week pay suspensions more than is suggested by this video. It's an incredibly unfair and vulnerable position being on Jobseeker.
Indeed. And the job agency system is designed to keep people in their books and in perpetual unemployment.
Disability pension getting 500 a week. 300+ goes to renting a bedroom in a share house. Own apartments are in excess of 500. Dole bludgers get less. Where are they living
@@Lusty_Wench in the same suburb that I paid $150 for a room in 2019. Guessing you’re living under a privileged rock
@@BeautifulAwakening some people haven't a clue,.all the best to you,.🤗
@@Lusty_Wench Oh ok, they'll just take the 500 and move yeah?
@@Lusty_Wench I live in the Outback... good try though, I bet you had help, Unlike alot of people.
Not everyone can just get up and go if they did it could take years.
just because YOU did it, not everyone can follow suit.
The voice will result in separatist movements all over Australia 🇦🇺 many of them manipulated by the greens.
The Green's/Communist.
I do not agree with the anti-jobseeker sentiments in this one. Being unemployed in Australia is really difficult. Navigating the Centrelink system is really difficult. Trying to survive week in week out with on tiny amounts of money is really difficult. - I am not a Scomo fan at all, but linking him with cruel mostly untrue stereotypes about jobseekers is not winning with me.
When we highlight the problems with some of these government programs, we're not suggesting everyone's taking the Mickey out of the system.
We appreciate there are people just like you doing everything they can to get back into the workforce.
I work for a company which supplies farm workers to farms across Australia. We bring in workers from Pacific Islands to fill the vacancies. Before we can we have to advertise and offer them to Australians. When we advertise we get zero applications. NO. It is not hard to get a job in Australia unless you chose not to apply for jobs.
@@sidecarmisanthrope5927 It's not feasible for your average aussie to ditch everyone and everything to do contract work in the country unless it pays well enough to have an end goal unlike islanders whose dollaredoos can be sent home and goes a lot further.
It doesn't even come close to the rudicule that should be put upon centrelink, the government, hank jongen, dole bludgers etc
@@PaulineHansonsPleaseExplain So far that's twice you have given the same reply word for word...rather robotic really. Will the real Pauline Hanson step forward and send her tax payer funded PR ditz out for coffee.
Thank you all. Blessings from Sydney.
I tried entering the NDIS as a worker. It incentivises the disabled in the same way
The thing I love about these videos,you’ve absolutely nailed Albo’s numpty voice.🤣🤣
Years ago I worked with a bloke who told me "When the wife drops the third kid I'll get as much money on social security with all the benefits". Totally out of control. There is no reward for those who wish to work. Just a country of woke bludgers with their hand out while the real needy slip through the paperwork. The truth again Pauline.
Not any more...
Things have changed considerably.. The 'reward" for wanting to work is to have a roof over your head, food on the table, transport and medication if you require it. No one can afford those things on a Jobseeker allowance. .. in fact a growing number of people who are in full-time employment can't afford them either!
The vast majority of unemployed people would do anything to escape the useless Private Employment Agency cycle of hoops and loops to nowhere. These agencies do very little to help the unemployed,, but they do provide an easy income stream of tax-payer's money to flow into the coffers of these privately owned employment rort factories.
@@GazGuitarz Remember Rudd, his wife made much more than him in that line of work.
Pauline you out done yourself again-this is hilarious!😂
My tax pays politicians ughhh.i want to see them live on bare minimum like other do
Thanks for the heads-up I’m off to Centrelink on Monday 🤔😳😂😂👍👍
Utterly appropriate and thank you all.
I'm a professional mathemtician.
This was the most savage breakdown of all time
Nailed it!
This is insanely brilliant 🤩 go Pauline !!!
How bloody true !
Love Pauline
The Govt are currently using the umemployed to beta-test the coming Social Credits System. Jobseekers now have to comply with a 'points-based system' where good behaviour improves your social credits score, and bahviour the govt doesn't like loses points. You can't make this shit up.
Exactly what it is about. Once they control your ability to eat and have a roof over your head, they own you. If they manage to get away with a digital currency, they will use the climate change scam to further control you. If you go over your weekly carbon allowance, no more burgers for you, only insects to be eaten at home as you wont be able to travel either as you were a bad citizen who went over their carbon limits. Complain about it? Say bye to your money, 'food' and house.
This is exactly what's happening.
Yep, and it'll be so much easier with a Central Bank Digital Currency where every credit can be programmed like a gift voucher that only works for certain purchases. Like cricket chips.
@@MichaelCsikos When the CBDC and Biometric Digital ID are linked up to the carbon-based social credits system and 15 minute (and later 5 minute) smart prisons, we'll be slaves at that point. And the unemployed will be beyond slaves...they'll be puppets.
For once I didnt find this so funny! You kept your job during Covid Pauline - whereas a lot of people are trying to get their lives back and having to contend with the highest soaring living costs in Australian history. Scomo and Josh actually saved us during the crisis with government handouts and keeping Australia still liveable. One year under a Labor grubberment and I dont even know what the hell has happened!
The government was handing out millions. Now we have a surge in defence spending... Australia feels like a slave colony .. who is defending basic human rights to food, shelter, education and healthcare.
Seems to be well perverted with backyards shrinking, surge in migrants, extortion universities, Tafe skinned and toxic gene therapies.
Yes . But i know way to many people who dont wanna work their whole life . Making kids to stay home , dont care about them, those are the kids who goes and steal and parents dont give a toss. Those useless families get more money than people who works . There is no incentives . Just becouse u r looking for work or someone u know doesn’t mean its not epidemic in Australia. Young Aussies are lazy , they not interested to dirty their hands . Everyone wants gym muscles , tattoos and Ferrari without lifting a finger . U can say whatever but its true. U can ask small bussiness owners . Absolutely shocking
Dole bludgers the politicians r first in line
Most of them would be unemployable in real jobs.
Please do one on the rorting of the NDIS. It is out of control.
News article in paper last week had a woman in a wheelchair wanting a new cushion for it. The paperwork for this was billed by her provider at over $1000, for a cushion that would probably cost $100 max.
Oh Pauline yr clips get better every time. spot on !!!
I have a solution for our doll bludgers. …….. They must take a job there are many . If employer says they are suitable and they don’t return ,say after lunch or a few days …… No No Centrelink payment for a month. Guess what. They will work and look for another more suitable one whilst being employed . That is how it used to be.
I'm seriously thinking about quitting work and getting on the dole, why work when I can live comfortably off other's labour?
Yep, $340 a week sounds like a dream come true.
@@oldnutta7611😂😂😂😂😂 nice
Righto Ivan
Jack..what a,fool you are saying that many are not just bludgers..the plandemic closed many small businesses many refused the jab and quit careers..and mature aged get over looked ...high rents utilities food etc many of the dole barely eat a meal a day each fortnight or end up homeless .
Don’t risk it 😂 you’ll be dealing with job agencies who are useless and cut you off all the time.
Been on the dole here in NZ for ten years. They've never checked up on me. I get an interview every year to continue, but it is always granted.
Proud r we
@@user-ux8tu1yw3d Albo made it easier for them also..
What’s the dole there? $$
Exactly why you're bros NOT needed here
Scum-Oh to a T ... and sadly Centrelink, too. No wonder we have lots of jobs that cant be filled and tonnes of under-employed ... thanks Pauline and team. 🤓🇦🇺
This is golden 😂
That’s the most work out of a Centrelink employee I’ve ever seen
So very very good Pauline!
That last vaping bit..... That's a stab at hundreds of thousands of Aussies who can't do that anymore, thanks to the dumbest law in the southern hemisphere in history!
If you trust whatever the Chinese put in your vape juice you are a fool.
You’ll be glad you quit one day.
No, you misunderstood. The vaping bit is making fun of dole bludgers who whinge about handouts but waste it on their addictions.
@@weasel9720 Possibly but in reality vaping is far cheaper than smoking, which is why they're about to ban it. So it'd make much more sense if he was just smoking and most do anyway,. Compared to smoking, there're hardly any vapers.
2 things can be true at once ya know. It can still be perceived as what OP says it is and what you say it is.
Scommo should be relaxing behind bars. Totally useless.
...and as soon as you can tell us what for, we can discuss this further.
Not relaxing. Hard Labor building roads in the middle of the Aussie outback, till the day he drops dead. No rest for the wicked!
Lets acknowledge everyone that get their payment from taxpayers is on welfare.
The federal gov have fond of around 600 billions per year. That is 600 000 millions. Plus state governments funds.
This is golden! And so true!
I was in tears watching that🤣🤣🤣🤣👍✔️
The pension for former PM's is blood money having had it all while in power yet still expecting gravy train to continue after leaving their post
I agree Newstart after doing a degree in social work in an area lacking jobs is terrible without going for a masters degree or phd now needed in most industries
This was brilliant!!!
Now to do one about Victoria liberals. That saga writes itself
Employment job network agencies should be fully investigated!
They were given the green light from Scummo and his LNP government. Locked in for billlions of taxpayer money till 2027 when the contract expires. Labor would have to pay those leaches billions to break their contract.
It is a points game. If you meet the points, your still in the game🤯
Awesome 👏🏻
So clever and so true to life.