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What is the requirement for tenants regarding routine inspections? We recently had our second inspection on the property we are renting and it seem like they are going a little overboard with the level of cleanliness expectations.

For extra info, we are a family of 6 (kids ages in the range of 17-10) my partner and I both work full time, 12 hour shifts, having to get up at 4am daily. The inspection was during the school holidays and on a Tuesday.

My partner and I spent all weekend cleaning the house, top to bottom, and I was confident in the fact that we would pass easily due to my belief that there is absolutely no damage or maintenance issues, and the house was clean.

I have just re

[TOMT] [MOVIE] late 80s- early 90s

Was home sick being watched by my auntie when I was a kid, so early 90s I’m guessing, up to 96. This movie was on and I can remember some things, it’s bugged me all these years because I found it a little creepy.

The gist of what I can remember is, a woman’s mother had died, possibly murdered, and the woman keeps seeing a zombie looking /ghost version of her mother. The woman thinks she is going crazy, she at one point finds a ripped rag of blue cloth that is the same pattern as the dress her mother was buried in? There is something to do with a falling ceiling fan perhaps? I think in the end, she wasn’t imagining seeing her dead mother, but it was s

Was home sick being watched by my auntie when I was a kid, so early 90s I’m guessing, up to 96. This movie was on and I can remember some things, it’s bugged me all these years because I found it a little creepy.

The gist of what I can remember is, a woman’s mother had died, possibly murdered, and the woman keeps seeing a zombie looking /ghost version of her mother. The woman thinks she is going crazy, she at one point finds a ripped rag of blue cloth that is the same pattern as the dress her mother was buried in? There is something to do with a falling ceiling fan perhaps? I think in the end, she wasn’t imagining seeing her dead mother, but it was someone trying to make her go crazy,

Another post reminded me of a heart breaking movie scene. 2 brothers, aged around 14 and 5. Younger one does something to annoy older one, so older brother leaves the younger brother near a fence with savage dogs. The little brother was screaming scared. I can remember it so clearly. I thought it was Josh and S.A.M, but I must have been mistaken, I can’t find it. I’m 36, Watched in the 90s, (maybe 94-5?) feel like a 90s movie.

Located in Nsw.

In 2007, I started work for a small business. For the first 3 years, it was an hourly pay, working Mon - Fri as a casual.

In 2010, my boss changed the way I was paid to a weekly wage, still working Mon - Fri, until I had to quit in 2016 due to injury. I was paid a severance payment for 17 weeks after I quit.

Less than a year later, I came back to work, as a casual, working Mon - Fri, and have continued working there. My last day will be the 23/12, as I am moving away.

Since then, I have been given information that I was a permanent part-time during the 6 years I was getting a wage, between 2010 - 2016. I never knew this, still believed I was a casual, therefore never

TL:DR after a few rough months at work, my boyfriend couldn’t come see me for my birthday and it has exacerbated my feelings of anxiety and depression.

My boyfriend and I have been together for almost 2 and a half years. We don’t live together yet, as we both have children from previous relationships and we didn’t want to rush it (my kids M16, F12, his kids F12 and M9) and we live roughly 2 hours apart. We normally rotate weekends when we can see each other, him here on his weekends off from the kids, and me and my kids to his place when he does have his kids there. Obviously things get in the way some weekends, like special events etc, which we work around.

However, as I have my kids

I’m currently in talks with my boss and fair work over underpayment. The amount is substantial, $100,000 over 6 years. I have been getting FTB during that time. Will I have a debt to be repaid once I receive the backpay from my boss, as it makes my pay over the 6 years go up substantially.

My 12 year old has asked for a chest binder for Christmas, only, I want to get them one that is comfortable and good quality, any recommendations please?

I haven’t seen any post about this, but using Moby’s ‘When it’s cold, I’d like to die’ during Eddie and Max’s scenes was a pleasant surprise, it was a call back to when Hopper and Joyce find Will in season 1 and save him. It’s a beautiful song, absolutely made the scenes more heartbreaking for me. I’ve had the song on my ‘depression session’ playlist for years. Glad to see it used so beautifully.

I’ve (F36) been working for my boss for 15 years. Located in NSW.

He holds the contract for a delivery service, and under him I am classed as a casual employee. I am the only employee he has for that contract.

Take it as me being naive, but I have never questioned how I was paid, I thought it was unfair, but thought that’s just how it goes with work that has been contracted under a larger company.

However, I’ve had some advice over the past 6 months and decided to look into the actual terms of my employment. There is no question that I am an employee. I have talked to fair work, and even though it was just the lady giving me advice based on the award I come under, it was a good starti

I’m an Australia Post parcel sub contractor in a rural area. I’m the only one here making parcel deliveries in my town and have recently been thinking about how other posties have it in other areas. Basically I’m wanting to know a few things.

1. How much you get paid per parcel.
2. On average how long it take you to do your run.
3. And how many on average you are delivering a day.

I’m delivering to a town of around 3000, get $1.16 per parcel. On a normal week during the year, I am averaging around 150-200 a day. Obviously around Xmas it’s more, this past Monday I had 357. Im just a bit disillusioned at the moment. I’m killing myself to deliver what we get everyday, and am wondering if