@newscomauHQ 8-10 years of commitment to an organisation should be awarded with a period of respite. Sounds like capitalist ideals just to get people to work more and waive their rights. People generally use that that time for personal reasons or for professional development.
@elonmusk In third world countries focus isn’t necessarily focused on education, more on having children to help in work related task such as market stalls, farming to earn a living (survive),and they tend to have less access to protection and contraceptives.
@elonmusk Higher earning families tend to prioritise education and sport and other expensive endeavours for the purpose to provide opportunities to the children.
@GingerNugget1@GreenSplatter Honestly, not a question that needs to be asked due to its zero impact on the game, unlike a golf caddie. They're generally friends or family, which underpins the type of image of community and family within the game that is unique to the sport, that is what's important
@stephenfry I have watching Dropout, and I am only two episodes in… but I love your performance an I am in. I have university requirements but I will make the time to watch the show. @AmandaSeyfried, your range is amazing, you are amazing, thank you.
@murpharoo Defence isn’t able to meet its recruitment goals every year, what possible incentive could they create to intice people to join. The ADF has a poor retention rate; fix the issues within first, then look at recruitment initiatives.