Thank the statists: Generations of jobless in some sectors of OZschwitz

Recently I listened to a teacher from a high school in Sydney’s west tell the story of a project she’d set her class.

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Thank the statists: Generations of jobless in some sectors of OZschwitz 1401265292418.jpg-620x349

From her perspective it was relatively straightforward: she asked them to approach a parent and interview them about their job – what they do, their qualifications and how they found it – and report back. The faces of her students took on a mix of confusion and concern until one of the children put up their hand.

“Miss, what if your Mum or Dad doesn’t have a job?”

In that event, she said, why not interview someone in your extended family or a next-door neighbour?

“But what if you don’t know anyone with a job?”

It turned out that in her entire class only two students knew someone in work. In the end the students interviewed her and other teachers to complete the project.

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Thank the statists: Generations of jobless in some sectors of OZschwitz

Thank the statists: Generations of jobless in some sectors of OZschwitz

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