Twitter roundup: Penalty rates and more

Can you say it in 140 characters or less? Covering the conversation on the social media network…

Sydney pharmacist David Glover won’t cut his staff’s #penalityrates ‘cos “there’s no benefit in unhappy staff.” pic.twitter.com/1AMuU4qYiu
— Hugh Riminton (@hughriminton) February 24, 2017

A small bus owner I know -pharmacist refuses 2 cut penalty rates- respects & values his staff’s contribution- hoping see many more # like https://t.co/6X66lNUycK
— Rosemary (@rosemarym66) February 24, 2017

Penalty rates cut. pic.twitter.com/NmMbyMdFwN
— Matt Harris (@Matt_at_PPA) February 23, 2017

#unFair Work Commission has ruled that penalty rates will be slashed for hospitality, retail, fast food and pharmacy workers.#auspol
— TOM IN OZ (@SirThomasWynne) February 23, 2017

Pharmacy Guild goes harder on submissions from members that penalty rates impacts opening hours. All blame on the wages. pic.twitter.com/35pTY8yPqo
— Ewster at Large (@ewster) February 25, 2017

who wants this pic.twitter.com/htptZOZpOY
— Brandy Jensen (@BrandyLJensen) February 16, 2017

@BrandyLJensen “Here’s your anti-fungal ointment, extra-strength, just like my love for you”
— Kirsten (@k_a_aitch) February 16, 2017

Yeah, don’t do that. Overuse of antibiotics is the root of possibly the gravest medical science crisis humanity faces this century pic.twitter.com/o5Wg3bpiLW
— Tim Maughan (@timmaughan) February 13, 2017

What I wish I could tell my boss: ‘You never defend me’ by a #Pharmacist
We just stick a label on the box… https://t.co/CA25wKaw1x
— Dilusha Ghosh (@dilug77) February 17, 2017

When one of your dispensers is male and everyone thinks he is the pharmacist 😂😂😂😂
— Thorrun (@thorrungovind) February 25, 2017

Dear doctors, the pharmacist shouldn’t be the first person to tell the patient that you prescribed antidepressants.
— Cranky Pharmacist (@CrankyPharmer) February 24, 2017

Oh. My. Gahhhhh. I typed in “pharmacist” on Etsy…..and well….it was nice knowing y’all
— RxGirl! (@RxGurl1) February 17, 2017

How to be a HAPPY #Pharmacist: Offer to deliver a medication to an elderly home bound patient. Seek no reward for your good deed.
— TSR (@TSRchronicles) February 17, 2017