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Labor again showed their true, anti-worker, colours. When the Greens introduced a motion to give teenagers super, to put money in the pockets of hard working young Australians, Labor made it clear that they intend to give that money to big corporations like Coles and Woolies.

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Marilyn Schneider2 months ago

I went to work at 16 and I paid super % and it rolled on to later after children. You work and pay tax you should get super entitlements no matter what age. My dad sat on a super board for 23 yrs in Tas looking out for workers in Govt sector

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Ani2 months ago

So, what are the admin fees and associated costs for a teenager’s small super account? In the past small super accounts were drained by admin fees and all sorts of charges. Same thing: “money to big corporations”! Is politician trying to sell stories?

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Dr. Karen Austria2 months ago

Stop Pick Pocketing From Teenagers!🖕 #ShoebridgeMethod #SnoutTheCon 🐽 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇

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Grubb2 months ago

@DianaRyall Good on you David. You are so right, why are teenagers disadvantaged in this way?

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KI2 months ago

but you do support our young having to compete with the world's poorest for employment and the world's wealthiest for shelter champ. Can you imagine the damage that mass immigration has and is doing to our fragile environment...

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😷 Jen Votes Anti-Poverty2 months ago

I thought every employee did get superannuation, so why on earth would @AustralianLabor vote against this? Also, these big corporates have been in trouble for wage theft, and lie that young people don't work as hard as adults. Good on you for standing up for them! #auspol

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Tezzi G2 months ago

WTF are you on about. That money would have gone into a super fund run by ex politicians, bureaucrats and unions. They’d also have to wait 50 years till retirement to see any of it. Better in a teenagers pocket now don’t you think

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David Shoebridge2 months ago

Under this move it's put in the pocket of the corporation - the worst possible outcome

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Tezzi G2 months ago

The worse possible outcome is not allowing young people to control their own money but instead give it to someone else to dictate when and how they can use it

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Very Important Poster2 months ago

Where does Super go plonker? Straight to big corporations. But wait... they may give some of it back to you in 50 yrs, if they haven't illegally spent it on themselves and then filed for bankruptcy and/or the Govt of the day stealing it from you. Wait for the next stock crash!

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RevolutionPi 🌱💚2 months ago

Along with the need to pay super to teenage workers, there’s evidently a need for a renewed super education campaign. Odd to see ppl arguing against their own interests. Fancy thinking you’d be better off being reliant on the old age pension in retirement- a miserable prospect.

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JVS Cricket2 months ago

yet the @Greens did a dirty deal with @AustralianLabor for their tax changes, selling out Australians!!! think about that champ!!!

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Smegmun of Forseti2 months ago

Kids will never see the super, governments just looking for more ways to fleece more people to keep feeding big government.

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Kerri Daniels2 months ago

Labor and Greens love socialism. On the left is what socialism has done to Australia. On the right One Nation wants prosperity not corruption.

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Buchanan272 months ago

David you would make an excellent PM. You continue to fill us with hope that not all politicians are recruited by zionists and the israeli 'lobby'. Or are lapdogs of the US . Those untainted politicians need to be building ranks of candidates for upcoming elections. Hope springs

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mmph2 months ago

Why not just stop the govt giving out money in the first place? You act like govts only job is to make it rain. How about letting people who earn the money keep the money and direct it as they see fit without your grubby little grasping fingers getting all over it?

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David Shoebridge2 months ago

superannuation is paid by corporations

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mmph2 months ago

Superannuation is paid by the budget spent on workers. Move the role overseas and the worker gets to keep the whole pot.

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Jennifer2 months ago

Interesting point: 16 and 17 year olds are not yet entitled to vote. Speaks volumes about Labor's attitude to people without agency. Labor does not champion workers, they champion their corporate donors. Disgraceful.

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Jojo2 months ago

Except it doesn't put money in their pockets. It puts in less. 😏

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Another ⭕ Gen Xer2 months ago

The Greens are a cancer on society ☠️

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PaisleyPrickles2 months ago

As long as we have shoppies in ph worker policy around those companies is going to be shit. They traded off young Aussie workers rights decades ago with sweetheart deals for the big corps as long as they signed up all thd kids to the union

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💧Ron Jones❄💧2 months ago

Young people have been exploited ever since McDonald's landed in Australia. Why wasn't something done about exploitation back then?

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Observer2 months ago

So struggling small business would be forced to pay the 12% superannuation? Give it a rest goose. Socialism isn’t wanted

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Bloke2 months ago

Labour ceased to be the party of the worker when Whitlam took over.

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Casey McGregor2 months ago

End mandatory superannuation. It's financialising our economy, hollowing out production and propping up the housing bubble. Give workers the choice to take home the money in their paycheck. Here's an alternative proposal: - abolish junior rates and replace it with youth employment subsidies - initiate a productive job guarantee program to rebuild our economy - replace superannuation with a National Age Pension Fund to invest in domestic production and reshoring rather than foreign and speculative investment

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Orstraya2 months ago

Abolish compulsory superannuation entirely. It's government-mandated wage theft.

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Ian2 months ago

I’m all for everyone that works to get super but who’s paying the price? Will price go up cause wages now have to include the super at 12%. It may not seem like much but it all adds up

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David Shoebridge2 months ago

wages of under 18s are not the driver of prices - we know corporate super profits are

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Ian2 months ago

Oh for sure but big corp will pass it onto the consumer which is piss weak of them but it’s how they keep their profits so high

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Cavalier Jack2 months ago

Get s hold of yourself Shoebridge. Hard day was it? Go have some warm milk & a nap.

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RodDavis2 months ago

Wrong. Wrong. Stop kids play Money being given to the voracious Super Funds. Stoping being the bankers party in green disguise

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Jaraparilla 🇾🇪 🇵🇸 🇱🇧2 months ago

Compulsory super is a scam. It should be abolished. Let workers keep what they earn.

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Stephen Kealy2 months ago

Like when you get into low ranking coppers who are just doing their job? Jog on.

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KennyGB2 months ago

Labor have been the party of big business for decades now. You'll still back all their policies though. FFS!

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Bugman Ranger2 months ago

You share those anti-worker colours with your communist Labor brethren, as you're a party of mass migration sycophants and advocates. Migration suppresses wage growth. Large corporations love your party, because you ensure they have an infinite pool of potential employees.

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Kazz K2 months ago

WHY ARE YOU TRASHING LABOR WHEN YOU THE GREENS ARE ANOTHER LABOR LAP DOG ???

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Literaturista2 months ago

@senatorpennyqld #FreePalestineFromHamas

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Join Bri , Brics & the Multipolar World .2 months ago

about turn needed the young want money in their pocket super is a self inflating ballon and abrogation of government nation building responsibilty.

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