Tired of reading daily papers that don’t make sense? Annoyed at government policies that don’t work and blame you for being unemployed?
Well, read
The Sleuth
for an alternative point of view !
The Sleuth Content:
September 2002
Government contributed to rise in DSP
If you act on only one thing, make it this one!
Job Network costs less and does not help more!
August 2002
Philadelphia Police arrests Children for Peaceful Demo Demanding Housing
The Gospel according to Minister Brough
New Shadow Ministers available to be lobbied!
June/July 2002
How the Government avoids public expense on wages
Finding Employment through Work for the Dole? You're Kidding!
May 2002
The trouble with the opposition
The Big Issue is coming to town
Welfare US style: hit them where it hurts them most
April 2002
Stop the slaughter
in Palestine!
Disability Pensioon under attack!
Close the detention centre
March 2002
Disability Pension Assessment trial
Bush administration arrest anti-poverty activist
Inclusivity and Social Justice?
February 2002
Office of Strategic Influence - no joke!
Austria wants to be a welfare state
January 2002
Salvos say breaching leads to crime
Vanstone sidelined by razor gang
Unemployment a mental health risk?
Response from Anthony Albanes, Shadow Spokesperson for Employment Services
Dear Ms Baker
You are certainly not alone in your views about the Job Network and the
lack of direct job creation policies coming from the Commonwealth Government.
Persistent high levels of long-term unemployment are indisputable proof
that the Government’s job creation efforts, such as they are, are
failing to create meaningful work for the unemployed. The number of long-term
unemployed is today higher than it was when the Howard Government was
first elected to office in March 1996.
The Productivity Com