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The official statistics aren’t telling a complete or accurate picture of unemployment and underemployment in Australia, writes Malcolm King.
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In a not-so-long-ago suburban Adelaide, children played out tiny versions of the battles that had ravaged a previous generation. Malcolm King recalls how the fear and anger was dissolved by one simple act of generosity.
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Job titles such as “ninja”, “catalyst” and “brand evangelist” hide the fundamentally pointless nature of a new class of employment. Malcolm King explores the dehumanising world of whacko titles and bullshit jobs.
South Australia’s media largely ignores the real challenges facing the state – and that spells trouble for all of us, argues Malcolm King.
Evidence of widespread wage theft and revelations of a rotten culture in the nation’s financial sector point to a social contract in tatters – and will leave a lasting legacy of distrust and decay, writes Malcolm King.
Australia’s working class faces a bleak future but their plight barely registers in the leafy suburbs, argues Malcolm King.
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