The notion that a few hours a week in employment classes a person as not being unemployed is another example of the way the Government plays with statistics.
The real concern is how many people in essential services will not be capable of working.
Most of our Public Servants could go on full time leave and nothing much would be effected.
On the other hand, our Farmers, Food Processors and Truck Drivers could lose 50% of their already small workforce and we would be in real trouble.
Perhaps 9% of total employment is in Transport related activities Agriculture is about 2.5% Meat Processing of all descriptions is a bit over 4% Accommodation and Food Service is circa 7%
Lets say 25% of the workforce is involved in keeping everyone alive with food and essential deliveries.
How many did the Genocidists force to be Jabbed with the Clot Shots?
Wouldn't be hard to guesstimate that all but the Farmers, had little or no option to refuse their Bosses instructions to take the Death Shots or lose their jobs.
That critical group of Australian workers aren't like our SLIMY JUDGES, SLIMY POLITCIANS, SLIMY PUBLIC SERVANTS, SLIMY DOCTORS etc that could all refuse or be excused.
We could lose half of those critical workers and the general public or the politicians would say it's only 10-12%....................... where as it is really half of the people that make sure others are fed at night.
And I haven't even covered the people that keep the lights on or your drinking water clean. In total numbers, here's bugger bugger all of them, but I'm sure if you lost half of them there would be real issues.
