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Mr Abbott's extreme views will take Australia backwards. Backwards on climate change and back to Work Choices.

Mr Abbott has always supported WorkChoices. He opposed AWA individual contracts being abolished, and recently said that the Liberal Party should go back to extreme workplace laws.
  • skinhat 2 years ago
    What was wrong with work choices? Countries without flexible labour laws tend to have higher unemployment eg France, Spain. Also I think in most cases employees can negotiate for a higher salary especially if they are talented. Potentially weaker, lazier workers might lose out.
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  • William Egan 2 years ago
    This leadership will be 'temporary'...

    ...An early election would blow him out of the water.

    Is the marketing direction of a work choices supporter a little bland though? what about the fact that he is not going to pass the ETS??
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  • Jackie AUS 2 years ago
    Labor's extremist leftists wrong choices are taking Australia into a ridiculous politically correct universe

    GO ABBOTT!!
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  • Chris NSW 2 years ago
    Obviously, some people haven't been on the bad end of the stupid workplace laws. All I have EVER done is work hard. I have never been lazy, but employers will find abuse with any system, work choices just make it easier for employers to call all the shots. ie.. like it or lump it. thousands of people were and still are suffering from those hideous aggreements. I and plenty of others hope it NEVER comes back. If you have a good boss now, you can negotiate. If you don't, you have more protection than work choice restrictions - I mean agreements... At least The current Government is doing something about everything... even if it is only a token amount. The ETS is something - not just buryiing the countries head in the sand.
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