Gurner Group CEO Tim Gurner told a media event that workers had become “arrogant” and “didn't really want to work so much”. Later he says he regrets that his comments did not show empathy.

Multimillionaire property developer admits comments about 'arrogant' workers were 'deeply insensitive'

Tim Gurner says he regrets comments he made at a media event, which were slammed by workers, unions and politicians.

Looks like the same old rant about lazy workers:

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