Abbott’s austerity

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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by Jovial_Monk » Fri Sep 13, 2013 11:06 am

Another measure of austerity is laid down:

Aged and childcare workers will not get the payrise promised them by Gillard. Got kids in daycare or parents in aged care/nursing homes. Better hope they are in facilities run by someone that cares not some slimy spiv just looking for a quick buck.
The Coalition intends to abandon $1.5 billion of union-linked wage increases for up to 350,000 workers in aged and childcare, challenging one of the union movement’s strongholds.

A spokesman for Prime Minister-elect Tony Abbott confirmed the funding for higher wages committed by the Gillard Labor government would be re-directed because the money was to be funnelled through agreements negotiated by unions, including the scandal-hit Health Services Union. . . .

The federal bureaucracy has also suspended payments from the $300 million Early Years Quality Fund established by the Gillard government to cover wage increases for childcare workers. The Coalition doesn’t plan to go ahead with the wage subsidies.
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Less spending power in the economy, just as unemployment is edging up, participation is edging down.

Money will probably end up in the pockets of the people who run these places and likely will be put into offshore tax havens.

Again, the NBN could really reduce costs in aged care, keeping people in their own homes—in 10 years time the budget for aged care, hospitals, nursing homes etc will start skyrocketing!

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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by IQS.RLOW » Fri Sep 13, 2013 12:27 pm

By fuck you are a first class fucking idiot if you think that the FTTH will have anything at all to do with aged care.

Ive never heard so much fucking idiocy spewing forth from just one brain dead fuckwit.
Stop sprouting bullshit.
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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by Rorschach » Fri Sep 13, 2013 1:39 pm

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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by Neferti » Fri Sep 13, 2013 4:16 pm

http://www.myagedcare.gov.au/welcome-my-aged-care

Courtesy of the Australian Federal (ALP) Government. I doubt it will change under the Abbott Government. The Federal Government throws a lot of money into Aged Care and it is easier for State Governments to fund programs to allow people of age and disability to remain in their own home. Each State has these services.

NO computer in situ needed. I know elderly people who have a GP do a home visit. FREE (bulk billed). You are behind the times, Monk. It is cheaper for Governments to offer Home Help than build a new bunch of Nursing Homes!

NBN not required for the Older Population ...... and the kids use iPods and Smart phones anyhow.

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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by Rorschach » Fri Sep 13, 2013 5:22 pm

Interesting isn't it Nef.
Monk has no idea about so many things.

The Aged are Older... gee do you suppose most know how to use a computer or even have the inclination to learn. People are living longer and accumulating more infirmaties.
So monk, what about the problems of infirmity in old age. How's that hip eh? Over that drinking problem yet? How're your DTs :rofl :rofl :rofl
Poor vision, no vision, hard of hearing, no hearing... typing with the shakes would be an interesting exercise, doing anything with dementia would be too.
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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by Jovial_Monk » Fri Sep 13, 2013 5:38 pm

IQS.RLOW wrote:By fuck you are a first class fucking idiot if you think that the FTTH will have anything at all to do with aged care.

Ive never heard so much fucking idiocy spewing forth from just one brain dead fuckwit.
Stop sprouting bullshit.
Not bullshit. Just one thing FTTH—ubiquitous, reliable, redundant superfast broadband with appropriate gadgets in frail, aging boomers’ homes, hidef video consults etc. If you were an engineer or even read a bit on the subject you would know.

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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by Jovial_Monk » Fri Sep 13, 2013 5:40 pm

Neferti~ wrote:http://www.myagedcare.gov.au/welcome-my-aged-care

Courtesy of the Australian Federal (ALP) Government. I doubt it will change under the Abbott Government. The Federal Government throws a lot of money into Aged Care and it is easier for State Governments to fund programs to allow people of age and disability to remain in their own home. Each State has these services.

NO computer in situ needed. I know elderly people who have a GP do a home visit. FREE (bulk billed). You are behind the times, Monk. It is cheaper for Governments to offer Home Help than build a new bunch of Nursing Homes!

NBN not required for the Older Population ...... and the kids use iPods and Smart phones anyhow.
The NBN would make it much easier. Home visits, esp outside the inner cities is inefficient use of a doctor’s time. In the regions could be a six hour drive to visit one patient.

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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by Super Nova » Fri Sep 13, 2013 5:43 pm

FFS Monk you don't need much bandwidth to provide such a service.

You want a fucking tunnel that you could drive a truck through when a hose pipeline run will do the job.

Excessive capacity because it is the biggest and shiniest is poor engineering and a waste of money. I am glad you are not technical and have never had the chance to waste good money by over engineering a solution.

I terminate Architects like you when I come across them if they always go for the gold plated solution when it is not needed.
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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by Jovial_Monk » Fri Sep 13, 2013 5:53 pm

Reliable, ubiquitous.

Telstra copper is rotten and getting worse.

Hidef video telcon with the physician needs FTTH.

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Re: Abbott’s austerity

Post by Super Nova » Fri Sep 13, 2013 5:59 pm

Jovial_Monk wrote:Hidef video telcon with the physician needs FTTH.
No they don't and you know it.

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