Pollie speak on $6000 incentive: no guarantees for Electrolux workers

By Nicole Kuter
Updated May 3 2014 - 7:36am, first published 4:00am
REDUNDANT VISIT: Deputy Premier Andrew Stoner promoted payroll tax incentives for employers who take on redundant workers but failed to mention Electrolux staff would not make the cut.
Photo: STEVE GOSCH 0429sgelec1
REDUNDANT VISIT: Deputy Premier Andrew Stoner promoted payroll tax incentives for employers who take on redundant workers but failed to mention Electrolux staff would not make the cut. Photo: STEVE GOSCH 0429sgelec1

THERE is no guarantee employers who take on redundant Electrolux workers will receive the state government’s $6000 payroll tax incentive despite Deputy Premier Andrew Stoner plugging it during his visit to the factory. 

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