By playing along with the ACTU’s misleading ‘insecure’ work scare, Anthony Albanese has created a genuine policy difference with the Coalition.
has exposed the first big policy lie of the 2022 federal election campaign.
, close to the lowest in 50 years, or the Reserve Bank of Australia’s record low 0.1 per cent cash rate. It’s a disturbing indicator of political priorities when the alternative prime minister – who has never held an economic management portfolio during his quarter of a century in parliament – is not across the basic details of the economy that is supposed to finance Labor’s big spending promises.
The ACTU complains that the official data does not count independent contractors, labour hire arrangements, and gig economy workers. According to the unions, the aspirational self-employed tradies running small businesses are being thrown into “insecure” work.
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