Let's do put the nation on Welfare in order for the cause of death of some of our oldest citizens to be something similar to, but technically not, COVID-19.
Yes, it is frustrating to hear people almost gloating over the unemployment in the US (esp Trump haters) when they are the only English-speaking country out of the UK, Canada, Australia and NZ that didn't introduce wage subsidies. And it is also frustrating that we go into an election here with an economy being kept artificially afloat.
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Lindsay Mitchell has been researching and commenting on welfare since 2001. Many of her articles have been published in mainstream media and she has appeared on radio,tv and before select committees discussing issues relating to welfare. Lindsay is also an artist who works under commission and exhibits at Wellington, New Zealand, galleries.
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Let's do put the nation on Welfare in order for the cause of death of some of our oldest citizens to be something similar to, but technically not, COVID-19.
Well, thank goodness for the Labour 6.0 Wage Subsidy Scheme and Extention.
Without some smoke and mirrors re-naming like that the numbers shown in this graph would look even worse!
Yes, it is frustrating to hear people almost gloating over the unemployment in the US (esp Trump haters) when they are the only English-speaking country out of the UK, Canada, Australia and NZ that didn't introduce wage subsidies. And it is also frustrating that we go into an election here with an economy being kept artificially afloat.
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