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| | | ... said the Australian Tax Office's (ATO) approach does not take into account the employment market where there are very few jobs available for those with severe disabilities. "The ATO approach could potentially require each fund offering such insurance ... |
| | | | ... inching down to 5.7 per cent in September from 5.8 per cent in the previous month. The report also showed a total of 40,600 jobs created during the month. Even better, 35,400 were full-time. The US ship may still be battling headwinds but is heading ... |
| | | | ... closed up more than one per cent on Thursday, its strongest finish in just over a year, supported by stronger than expected jobs data. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index finished up 72.9 points, or 1.55 per cent, at 4768.6 points, while the broader All Ordinaries ... |
| | | | ... statements by cutting down on payrolls - the biggest expense component - businesses could also be shooting their own feet. No jobs equal no income to spend. No spending equals no demand for company produce. No demand equals no revenue growth. No revenue ... |
| | | | Investment professionals who lost their jobs last year can take some comfort in the fact that 14 per cent of Australian firms plan to take on more staff in the lead up to Christmas. Planners and fund managers who faced the axe this time last year due ... |
| | | | ... the less than expected ISM manufacturing index and the shock US non-farm payrolls report which reported the loss of 263,000 jobs in September and the unemployment rate rising to 9.8 per cent. And for further emphasis, some commentators were even quoting ... |
| | | | ... National Employment Report revealed that US private sector employment fell by 254,000 in September - the fewest number of jobs lost since July last year -- following a revised loss of 277,000 jobs in August. Mixed signals such as these would continue ... |
| | | | The Australian sharemarket is expected to open lower after US stocks fell as worse-than-expected US jobs data fuelled concern about the economic outlook. Higher oil and precious metal prices overnight, however, should help buoy the local resources sector. ... |
| | | | ... disruption." With his all-encompassing wisdom and the urging of the US steelworkers union to "protect American workers and jobs," Obama has determined that this product is 'Made in China' pneumatic tyres. From 26 September, an import tariff of 35 per ... |
| | | | ... August non-farm payrolls report is proceeding. In Australia, although there are concerns for the massive loss of full-time jobs in August, the unemployment rate has been anchored at 5.8 per cent for the past three months. There's also testosterone pumping ... |
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