bureaucratic dysfunction
On three occasions over four years employment with the Australian
Public Service [APS] I gave advice to Prime Minister John Howard about a
provision of a workplace agreement concerning activities erroneously entitled
Shared
Behaviours from the perspective of modern science that women and men have
different behaviours.
I first wrote that I was a Customer Service
Operator at an APS Call Centre.
"My Supervisor is female, my Section
Manager is male, my Manager is female, the Teleservice Operations Manager is
male, our CEO is female, the Department Secretary is male and the Minister is
female. If I propose an idea to increase the productivity of expenditure on
service delivery and the utilisation of human resources fourfold to my
Supervisor, she may communicate the initiative from a female perspective to
her Section Manager, who may communicate a male perspective of a female
perspective of my initiative to his Manager, who may communicate a female
perspective of a male perspective of a female perspective of my initiative to
the Teleservice Operations Manager, who may communicate a male perspective of
a female perspective of a male perspective of a female perspective of my
initiative to the CEO, who may communicate a female perspective of a male
perspective of a female perspective of a male perspective of a female
perspective of my initiative to the Secretary, who may communicate a male
perspective of a female perspective of a male perspective of a female
perspective of a male perspective of a female perspective of my initiative to
the Minister, who may communicate a female perspective of a male perspective
of a female perspective of a male perspective of a female perspective of a
male perspective of a female perspective of my initiative to you. The chain of
command operates on the irrational notion that male and female perspectives
are indistinguishable, a notion with no basis in science, existing entirely as
the product of intellectual fashion subordinate to informed reason. The only
rational option I have is to communicate directly with you."
Following
the provision of this advice Mr Howard employed APS staff to persecute me over
nine months culminating in the refusal of a Manager to remove a gruesome flesh
coloured depiction of a skull posted by members of a workplace death cult, on
the day my wife passed away from a stroke, an unfortunate coincidence.
On my return from bereavement Mr Howard employed a Manager under whose
supervision I became inflicted with anxiety neurosis when compelling to work with
a colleague who issued me with a death threat, the workplace agreement
enacted in my absence on sick leave.
On the second occasion Howard
referred my advice to the Minister for Family and Community Services, Senator
Jocelyn Newman.
I quoted Brainsex - The Real Difference Between Men and
Women [Mandarin: 1985:5].
"Men are different from women. They are equal
only in their common membership of the same species, humankind. To maintain
that they are the same in aptitude, skill or behaviour is to build a society
based on a biological and scientific lie. The sexes are different because
their brains are different. The brain, the chief administrative and emotional
organ of life, is differently constructed in men and in women; it processes
information in a different way, which results in different perceptions,
priorities and behaviour."
I also indicated in request of an
explanation as to why the APS had "refused to negotiate workplace agreements
with me?" that I had been "expelled from nine Teams, on average every 56
working days, after expressing concerns about issues covered by Development
Agreements".
Newman responded by employing APS staff to prohibit me
from following advice obtained from the Office of the local Member of Federal
Parliament Ms Tanya Plibersek to join the Commonwealth Public Sector
Union.
Newman then employed a Senior Manager to again intentionally
injure me with anxiety neurosis by compelling me to work with a second
colleague who issued me with a death threat.
A Senior Member of
the Administrative Appeals Tribunal then intentionally injured me with anxiety
neurosis complicated with life-threatening rectal bleeding, forcing me from
proceedings over claims for workers compensation by allowing evidence to be
given in relation to the death of my wife which the Tribunal would reasonably
have known would injure me.
On the third occasion Howard referred my
advice to the Minister for Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Business,
the Hon Tony Abbott, MP.
I indicated that "I was tried, convicted and
sentenced to expulsion from the APS in absence on sick leave" when charged
following the second intentionally inflicted injury with failing "to comply
with a lawful and reasonable directive by expressing concern over the Agency's
strategic policy of Shared Behaviours in the evaluation of employee
performance".
Abbott responded by employing the Government Solicitor to
meet in secret with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission to
orchestrate the dismissal of an application for unfair termination of
employment, the Commission refusing the admission in evidence of
hundreds of pages of documented APS corruption.
The Federal Court
and the High
Court declined to consider the evidence, the
latter in contempt of the Constitution of Australia.
Howard
and his associates responded to genuine concerns about workplace relations in
a lawless, cowardly and gravely despicable manner.
By refusing to
acknowledge that women and men are different a cartel of malicious thugs has
rendered the entire political, administrative and judicial infrastructure of
the Commonwealth of Australia irrational, inherently corrupt and in urgent
need of replacement.
The solution is a republic with women's and
men's legislatures presided over by an executive of elders accompanied by
courts of women's and men's jurisdiction.