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| | | ... workforce capacity, including $85.2 million to accelerate skills assessments for migrant trade workers as housing construction labour shortages continue to constrain delivery targets. Combined, the measures lift the governments total housing commitment ... |
| | | | ... on the economy, the RBA is especially concerned that the latest shock is coming at an inopportune time of already tight labour and product markets. With both business and labour likely feeling they have good bargaining power, there's a higher than usual ... |
| | | | ... "While business and market sentiment remain fragile amid geopolitical uncertainty, persistently high oil prices and a tight labour market are likely to sustain upward pressure on inflation, keeping the RBA hawkish. We expect a hawkish hike in May," Chong ... |
| | | | ... prioritised inflation ahead of jobs in the RBA dual-mandate, so leaves the next decision at the mercy of more information on labour markets, as well as any signs of de-escalation in the Middle East. "The bulk of the price pressures leading into the oil ... |
| | | | ... investments in Queensland-based, high-growth businesses. FMT builds autonomous robots that work in collaboration with skilled labour. Founded in Brisbane, FMT currently has contracts with Melbourne's High-Capacity Metro Trains, Dubai Metro and Copenhagen ... |
| | | | ... businesses that charged per employee seat for software AI can replicate as well as those whose value came from organising human labour, were in a more vulnerable position than the others. "That distinction explains why enterprise software, IT services ... |
| | | | ... consistent feedback that the current design of the discount rules results in "a degree of concessional treatment relative to labour income which can distort decision making and incentivise tax planning." The current discount provides for a 50% reduction ... |
| | | | ... half of 2025. While part of the pick-up in inflation is assessed to reflect temporary factors, the board judged that the labour market has tightened a little recently and capacity pressures are slightly greater than previously assessed," the RBA said. ... |
| | | | ... billion. This is because progress in their development has been swift, with Barclays saying humanoid robots could fill labour gaps and fundamentally reshape certain sectors. These include agriculture and manufacturing where workers are ageing faster ... |
| | | | ... that the economy is operating above its potential." Smith added that the central bank may be alarmed that there was no labour productivity growth recorded in the quarter. "Unless this changes, low growth and high inflation could become entrenched as ... |
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