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It's a strange one. Volunteer to put your life on the line for houses and land that aren't even your own.
That said, I'm a member but still, it should be paid/less tax/whatever. UBI now!
The people that don't volunteer out here still get all the same benefits other than the death/smoke inhalation risk.
is there any provisions for leave? eg extra days off where the govt compensates your employer or anything like that? the only RFS people i know are self employed and work their own farms independantly so im not sure about that
I know the Australian Public Service issues specific leave for firies; I imagine the state and territory governments do similar