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Bar tsars apologise for comments about ‘self-entitled’ young workers – Sydney Morning Herald
“We apologise for what has been framed to be a public shaming. This is not what was intended.”
He also described work-life balance as “one of the most dangerous terms young people have been introduced to” and said young workers would be better served by drinking less, exercising more and turning off their phones during down time.
On Monday, Mr Smyth and Mr Graham released a statement on the Mary’s Group website clarifying the remarks were not directed at their staff, either individually or collectively.
“They were aimed at a collection of stories and comments that we hear on a weekly basis…
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