The Gold Coast Bulletin

STREET TALK

DO YOU THINK SUNDAY PENALTY RATES SHOULD BE CUT?

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SOUTHPORT, 12.30PM, 12/6/17

 ??  ?? Alex Bickle, 17, Labrador: No, Sundays rates benefit everyone because workers put their hand up to work that day.
Alex Bickle, 17, Labrador: No, Sundays rates benefit everyone because workers put their hand up to work that day.
 ??  ?? Christophe­r Johnston, 53, Southport: Yes, it’s another expense businesses could do without. Businesses could hire more people if penalty rates were cut.
Christophe­r Johnston, 53, Southport: Yes, it’s another expense businesses could do without. Businesses could hire more people if penalty rates were cut.
 ??  ?? Daniele Machaeo, 28, Surfers Paradise: No, I don’t think penalty rates should be cut because what would be the incentive to work Sundays?
Daniele Machaeo, 28, Surfers Paradise: No, I don’t think penalty rates should be cut because what would be the incentive to work Sundays?
 ??  ?? Eduarda Nascimento, 25, Surfers Paradise: No, I work Sundays and that’s the only way I can afford to live.
Eduarda Nascimento, 25, Surfers Paradise: No, I work Sundays and that’s the only way I can afford to live.
 ??  ?? Paul Hayes, 58, Southport: It’s a bad idea, people need to make money.
Paul Hayes, 58, Southport: It’s a bad idea, people need to make money.
 ??  ?? Willow O’Sullivan, 17, Labrador: No, a lot of young people rely on Sunday rates.
Willow O’Sullivan, 17, Labrador: No, a lot of young people rely on Sunday rates.

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