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| | | ... advocates believe it can play a major role in closing the gender pay gap in retirement. This month, Labor and Greens senators backed a recommendation by the Senate work and care committee to trial a four-day work week at full pay. The committee, chaired ... |
| | | | ... superannuation regulations that allowed less transparency in super fund payments to unions have been quashed. A motion from Senators Jacqui Lambie and Nick McKim to disallow the proposed regulations passed in the Senate, 42 votes to 21. As such, the ... |
| | | | ... highlighted the level to do so is a credit and quite high. "Some of our friends from the west have relationships with senators, and one of those senators asked a question of FASEA after the main exam last year," he said. "That indicated that of the people ... |
| | | | Senators Jane Hume and Andrew Bragg have addressed Blockchain Week, emphasising the government's support of crypto and blockchain technology. In her address, Hume committed to establishing a market licensing regime for crypto exchanges and introducing ... |
| | | | ... could cost Australian workers $230,000 in retirement savings by stapling them to a product with poorer performance. "Senators that vote to shackle workers to the worst performing funds will punch a huge hole in the savings of many Australians," ISA chief ... |
| | | | ... Financial Interest Duty's administrative burden, and stapling-induced administrative burden for employers. "Labor Senators cannot recommend passage of the bill in its current form. We encourage the government to reconsider the issues raised by stakeholders ... |
| | | | ... stepping up to the plate in the wake of the Royal Commission. Additionally, Kirkland said this is occurring as crossbench senators in the federal government are amid deciding on a government proposal to roll back consumer protections. "The banks promised ... |
| | | | The Victims of Financial Fraud (VOFF) group have written to senators slamming ASIC chair James Shipton for ignoring their requests for help but finding "time to submerge his own head in the trough allegedly at taxpayer expense". VOFF secretary John ... |
| | | | ... through the wringer, with the bill having been stymied multiple times by unrelated amendments from Labor and crossbench Senators being attached to it that were not supported by the government," Fox said. "At a time when retail brokers and investment ... |
| | | | ... 1.5% versus the greenback. Not if the US can help it. According to Factset: "Tensions over Hong Kong escalated after US senators moved to introduce bill that sanctions Chinese party officials over the new security laws and penalise banks that do business ... |
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