I wonder what would happen if there was a campaign to end the workplace 'Gender Death Gap' rather than the 'Gender Earnings Gap'? :wasntme: [bigwhistle] [biggrin]
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I wonder what would happen if there was a campaign to end the workplace 'Gender Death Gap' rather than the 'Gender Earnings Gap'? :wasntme: [bigwhistle] [biggrin]
Cripes I am in the wrong industry 51 % did not seem to die at my place happily [thumbsupbig]Quote:
Originally Posted by cripesamighty
1. Home/residence 24,970 14.8% 2. Residential aged care facility 49,896 29.5% 3. Hospital/medical service area 86,276 51.0% 8. Other 2,367 1.4% 9. Unspecified 5,792 3.4%
Work is not right up there [bighmmm] Link ABS
I was more thinking about dangerous jobs and the likelihood of not coming home at the end of the day, like the ones below. I think currently over 90% of workplace deaths (in Australia, USA, Canada, UK) were males, but that's because they do the most dangerous jobs. Over the years I have been employed doing a few jobs on that list, and had a few near misses too! Have to admit once or twice it may have been my fault... [bigwhistle]
As for the table, I watched my aunty die in palliative care last week, and as nice as the surroundings were, I know she was annoyed to be there! [biggrin]
I'm more of a 'I would like to shuffle off this mortal coil at home' kind of guy. Unless I blow up on a rocket launch into space. That would be next choice. Now, where does that fit in the table...other or unspecified? Ha ha
Top 25 Most Dangerous Jobs in the United States – AdvisorSmith
"Years of agriculture (drought) research destroyed after floodwaters inundate the University of Queensland's St Lucia glasshouses."
I am not laughing at the loss of important science work. The data loss is not trivial!
That Drought research was flooded out is a bit trivial in just a few ways which is a bit funny in a trivial way.
Brisbane floods damage University of Queensland glasshouses, result in '''huge loss of knowledge''' - ABC News
Russia likes to think it is a super power on par with America, but it is only the 11th largest in the world Australia is 13th.
GDP by Country - Worldometer (worldometers.info)
That was old data 2017. Suspect they dropped a LOT due to a issue not for General Chat. GDP per Capita a interesting and good measure if not manipulated. The BIG Mac index was another I felt almost reasonable for Currency comparison [biggrin] No Good in Russia as McDonalds shut down last week. The Big Mac index | The EconomistQuote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
The Economist link[biggrin]
Maccas are still paying the 61,000 employees apparently, even though they're all shut.Quote:
Originally Posted by NavyDiver
Only be in roubles though.................[bigwhistle]
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This is too cool. Saint Patrick is NOT green[bigrolf] We may need a guinness to discuss this [thumbsupbig]
https://www.goodfood.com.au/content/...4294400000.jpg
Saint Patrick Blue dates from the 1780s, when it was adopted as the colour of the Anglo-Irish Order of St. Patrick.
Saint Patrick Blue Is His Color So Why Do We Celebrate With Green?
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Originally Posted by 350RRC
61 Thou? OMFG! How'd you like to be checking their Time Sheets each day & separating the Shysters & Lead Swingers??:Rolling:
There'd be plenty of chair polishers to do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
What is ruskie speak for days off..... Smirn off?
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