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| | ... 85% of employment growth for the last 20 years is coming from an increase in people aged 50 and above." While the labour market is being driven more by people working for longer, Scott points out there are still declining trends in those over 50 and ... |
| | | ... Libby Sparshatt have been with Equip/Catholic for years. How do you retain senior investment people in such a tight labour market? And how did you attract top professionals like an operations expert, a ESG specialist and two senior portfolio managers ... |
| | | ... supported by a below-average flow of new listings that is keeping overall inventory levels contained. There's also tight labour market conditions, an accrual of borrower savings and a larger than normal cohort of fixed interest rate borrowers, who have ... |
| | | ... arrangements and technology advancements," Kent said. But another factor that contributed to the spare capacity in the labour market, affecting wages growth, was the long shadow cast by the end of the mining boom. "This massive expansion in productive ... |
| | | ... Debt-servicing challenges will become more difficult still if household incomes are affected by worse-than-expected labour market outcomes." While corporate indebtedness in Australia remains low, many businesses face rising cost pressures, higher interest ... |
| | | ... be too aggressive like the US and other central banks to lead the economy to some form of recession, despite the labour market still being quite tight." University of Sydney professor of macroeconomics James Morley said: "I think the RBA will continue ... |
| | | ... contrarian view by forecasting a 25 basis point hike." "The RBA is aware that this is a double-edged sword. A tight labour market, strong retail sales, higher energy prices and continued supply shocks generally are all reasons to behave hawkishly; however ... |
| | | ... moving to a new job and they may have greater bargaining power over what they are paid, particularly in today's tight labour market." However, Grant surmised that many women may not know about the existence of the wages gap as salaries are confidential ... |
| | | ... sector has a large proportion of jobs paid under multi-year enterprise agreements which tend to be less reactive to labour market conditions. Sharing her outlook, ASPL Group chief executive Kris Grant said with the tight labour market, pressure on salaries ... |
| | | ... reflecting external and, more significantly, domestic price pressures. As suggested by the latest employment report, the labour market has remained extremely tight, which has supported wage growth. "While the Fed will draw some comfort from todays' inflation ... |
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