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| | | ... cap] may be dropped from $30,000 to $20,000 - we don't support that. We think it would make it extremely hard for older workers to catch up, and women and baby boomers to catch up. It just reduces the amount of retirement money they can put in to superannuation," ... |
| | | | ... whole new category of financial product - improving engagement, improving risk management and ensuring that Australian workers are receiving the most appropriate financial services for their specific circumstances," Robinson said. Robinson said traditionally ... |
| | | | NAB has announced that it has partnered with PwC to provide data support services for self-employed workers and other "microbusinesses," including UberX drivers. PwC's Airtax app, originally targeted at Uber drivers, automates the process of collecting ... |
| | | | ... Australians, published by the CSIRO-Monash Superannuation Research Cluster. The paper also found indigenous full-time workers will, on average, retire with about 27% less in super savings than non-indigenous workers. The cluster believes that 27% gap ... |
| | | | ... The US labour market remains robust. This is the indication from the latest ADP employment report that showed 200,000 workers were hired by private US companies in March - a slight dip from February's 205,000 addition but more than market expectations ... |
| | | | ... time," Garcia added. Research by TRIA commissioned by not-for-profit super fund Cbus found that around one in fifteen workers were missing out on super. Cbus chief executive David Atkin said: "Cbus has always argued that lowering penalties for SG non-compliance ... |
| | | | ... to make things fairer in our families. But when 60% of women aged between 65 to 69 years retire with no super, 70% of workers in the lowest paid occupations are women, and just 17% of Australian CEOs are women, this shouts out that we have major problems ... |
| | | | A new report released by the CSIRO predicts that 44% of jobs currently performed by Australian workers are at risk of automation, especially routine jobs within the services industry such as in the financial sector. The CSIRO report, "Tomorrow's Digitally ... |
| | | | ... super harder. "Options being debated, including a lower concessional contributions cap, would particularly penalise older workers who are trying hard to save more in their last decade or so of work. "For a policy that is only 24 years old, there is a ... |
| | | | ... Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) latest update on wages may have disappointed expectations but also confirmed what workers have been experiencing all along. The Wage Price Index - total hourly rates of pay excluding bonuses - grew by 2.2% in the ... |
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