'More to work online, says PM'

[ALP HopePlus]

"PRIME Minister Julia Gillard will commit to Labor having 12 per cent of
federal public servants regularly ''teleworking'' from home by 2020"

http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/political-news/more-to-work-online-says-pm-20121111-296hv.html

Another promise pushed into the dim distant future where anything is
possible (if it weren't for that debt eh?).

"At present, only about 4 per cent of the public service does so.
''Teleworking'' is operating from home for one or more days a week,
using high-speed broadband".

ROTFL, so 4% of public servants use cable and the 12% will have to rely
on ADSL!!!





--
Roozendal, former ALP Roads minister...
"As the minister for roads, I really wasn't au fait with the intimate
details of how to register a vehicle"

Paul Howes...
"Labor has an obligation to stop extremists who threaten our democracy"

Tanya Plibersek...
...promised voters that there would be "no super-database that contains
all the information about a person"

Sir Isaac Newton...
"I can calculate the movement of the stars, but not the madness of men"
(Newton died in 1727 so he had never met any of the Greens)

Richardson...
"what will be remembered from Tuesday's debate is that Abbott sought to
remove Slipper from office while Gillard sought to keep him"

Tanner...
"When I joined the Labor Party people joined Labor to change the world.
Now they join Labor to run the world".

How much new law is there every year?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lePrBUHihKI

Joyce...
"It was the prime minister herself who, of her own volition, decided to
go out and grab the wheelie bin and put it back in the kitchen"

NSW Opposition Leader John Robertson...
"I don't believe people in the Labor Party are sexist"

Barnaby Joyce...
"IF YOU DO NOT MANAGE DEBT, DEBT MANAGES YOU"

[dechucka]

"ALP HopePlus" <gmsme...@carbon.tax.is.ineffective> wrote in message
news:k7ot04$kep$1...@dont-email.me...

> "PRIME Minister Julia Gillard will commit to Labor having 12 per cent of
> federal public servants regularly ''teleworking'' from home by 2020"
>
> http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/political-news/more-to-work-online-says-pm-20121111-296hv.html
>
> Another promise pushed into the dim distant future where anything is
> possible (if it weren't for that debt eh?).
>
> "At present, only about 4 per cent of the public service does so.
> ''Teleworking'' is operating from home for one or more days a week, using
> high-speed broadband".
>
> ROTFL, so 4% of public servants use cable and the 12% will have to rely on
> ADSL!!!

?

[Why are people so cruel]

"ALP HopePlus" <gmsme...@carbon.tax.is.ineffective> wrote in message
news:k7ot04$kep$1...@dont-email.me...

> "PRIME Minister Julia Gillard will commit to Labor having 12 per cent of
> federal public servants regularly ''teleworking'' from home by 2020"
>
> http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/political-news/more-to-work-online-says-pm-20121111-296hv.html
>
> Another promise pushed into the dim distant future where anything is
> possible (if it weren't for that debt eh?).
>
> "At present, only about 4 per cent of the public service does so.
> ''Teleworking'' is operating from home for one or more days a week, using
> high-speed broadband".
>
> ROTFL, so 4% of public servants use cable and the 12% will have to rely on
> ADSL!!!
>
>

Bejesus, the most expensive civil servants in the world will cost even more
as they use the $100bn NBN to not do the work they were not doing in
an office.

The use of "working" in "Teleworking" and civil servants is a bit of a leap
of imagination too.

[ALP HopePlus]

A cynic might say that there will be no practical distinction between a
public servant and a dole recipient.

If Wong guarantees 'no job losses' and Swan wants to boast about low
'unemployment', this is their plan - pay you to stay at home.

(ALP morons)

[Rob]

On 12/11/2012 7:36 AM, Why are people so cruel wrote:
>

Don't forget selling off the office space.

[ALP HopePlus]

Just received:

"Work anywhere: Australia’s first national teleworking week starts today

Today marks the start of Australia’s first ever national teleworking
week running 12-16 November in what’s anticipated to be an annual
initiative to help increase the number of Australians engaged in
telework from 6% to 12% by 2020".

View This Email: As Web Page...

Result?
"The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has
occurred".

Using, the NBN workers will stay at home when the NBN takes a sickie.


View This Email: On Mobile Phone...

http://s607.t.en25.com/e/es.aspx?s=607&e=393794

Result?
Works fine.


Conclusion?
Stick to mobile, it is more reliable (especially with Gillard's gang
taking over the internet)

[Why are people so cruel]

"Rob" <mesa...@google.com> wrote in message
news:k7pg0j$873$3...@dont-email.me...

That cant happen, as one day a month the civil servant will have to
attend "the office" - to wipe all the dust off their desk and answer
snail mail inquiries for all those who cant afford the NBN.