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| | | ... industries Schubert said the anticipated pay rises for highly feminised industries like early childhood education and aged care workers has been welcomed. "These are big steps on the road to gender equity - and the government has signalled it intends ... |
| | | | ... concession card holder will pay more than $7.70 (plus any applicable manufacturer premiums) for up to five years. Aged care workers will also receive a wages boost. The government has committed to funding the Fair Work Commission decision to increase ... |
| | | | ... additional 24,100 Home Care Packages next financial year. It is also providing $87.2 million to attract nurses and other workers into aged care, and has committed to increase the award wage for direct and indirect aged care workers when the Fair Work ... |
| | | | ... apply. Research conducted for Rest by CRNRSTONE found 82% of Australians think the law should be changed so that Australian workers - many of which are under 18 - can earn superannuation regardless of how many hours they work. Currently, workers under ... |
| | | | ... model with associated inflationary and productivity impacts." The arrangements could potentially be inflationary in that workers are paid 100% of their remuneration for doing 80% of the work and productivity reduces from 100% to 80%. Conversely, even ... |
| | | | ... working harder and longer hours, often for poverty wages in precarious and unsafe jobs. The wages of nearly 800 million workers have failed to keep up with inflation and they have lost US$1.5 trillion over the last two years, equivalent to nearly a month ... |
| | | | ... Gordon Legal partner James Naughton said there is "no time to waste" in seeking fair payments for the affected transport workers. "Time is of the essence; we are seeing workers who are delaying their retirement after fighting for years to ensure they ... |
| | | | ... tight labour market, we may have reached a plateau in the expected age of retirement, suggesting we cannot expect older workers to continue working longer. This is because we simply can't find enough older workers to sustain the growth that occurred ... |
| | | | ... or enforcing a restraint," it said. "Australian research has found that, while uncertainty impacts both businesses and workers, it weighs more heavily on workers who lack the knowledge of court proceedings and decisions, and the financial, psychological ... |
| | | | ... of Trade Unions (ACTU) praised the Bill for enshrining "fundamental principles" of superannuation, ensuring it benefits workers. However, some feedback questioned the Bill's impact, suggesting it wouldn't shield super from future policy changes. ... |
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