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Julia
Gillard Biography (Julia Eileen Gillard):
Deputy Leader of the Australian Labor Party
Famous for :
Being the deputy leader of the Australian
Labor Party (ALP).
Gillard details
: Born - September 29, 1961 Barry,
Wales, United Kingdom / Lives - Australia
(Julia migrated to Australia in 1966)
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The Prime
Minister seems now to be basing his
re-election campaign on this plot line.
He is saying to the Australian people, look
out, the baddies behind you - hiss, boo
and whatever you do, don’t vote Labor.
This political parody of pantomime is looking
and sounding desperate.
Julia
Gillard - Criticism
- Australia
- Politics
Including everyone in the economic, wealth-creating
life of the nation is today the best way
for Labor (Australian Labor Party) to meet
its twin goals of raising national prosperity
and creating a fair and decent society.
Julia
Gillard - Social
- Australia
- Economy
- Wealth
- Goals
We are constantly being told that we’ve
never been wealthier. And many of us are.
On average we all are. But that’s just
the problem.. no one is average.
Julia
Gillard - Wealth
- Problems
- Politics
As our economy faces up to potential labour
shortages due to our ageing population and
as it moves to a new level of sophistication
to compete with the rest of the world, we’re
going to need every Australian on board
pulling their weight, rejoining the workforce,
gaining new skills.
Writing
off individuals and communities suffering
from poverty just creates a dead weight
for our economy to drag along.
Julia
Gillard - Jobs
- Australia
- Economy
- Education
- Skills
- Poverty
At the end of the day government is about
teamwork and partnership and we will be
proving that by working together.
Julia
Gillard - Government
- Partnership
- Politics
We see community organizations as major
service providers and economic drivers rather
than as recipients or distributors of charity,
and coordinators of volunteers. Today they
constitute what’s referred to as ‘the
social economy’.
Julia
Gillard - Social
- Economy
- Philanthropy
The concept of social inclusion in essence
means replacing a welfarist approach to
helping the underprivileged with one of
investing in them and their communities
to bring them into the mainstream market
economy. It’s a modern and fresh approach
that views everyone as a potential wealth
creator and invests in their human capital.
My reason for adopting such an approach
is simple: at a time when Australia needs
more skilled people and has an ageing population,
we simply can’t afford to have one
in ten or more of our people out of the
workforce due to unemployment, low skills
or the effects of chronic poverty. Social
inclusion is an economic imperative.
Julia
Gillard - Social
- Australia
- Economy
- Wealth
- Skills
- Poverty
- Help
- Employment
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Leader of the Australian Labor Party ALP, Julia
Gillard |
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