That's a little harsh isn't it? - No, company is hardly in financial distress.
Big bag of cash, could offer more shares, plenty of options to raise cash, CEO pay cut for one, list goes on.
Now if the money they scabbed off the tax payer went to helping families in financial distress.
have been paying Australian corporate taxes ($20.8m this year!) for many years - such a weak comment, so have families that have now lost their business's and homes due to lockdowns, yet they only get a pittance in comparison.
Jobkeeper should be used by companies n financial distress not companies making a profit.
That's a little harsh isn't it? - No, company is hardly in...
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