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| | | ... companies will have the corollary effect of harming the future development of our economy and the provision of new employment opportunities," he said. |
| | | | ... hiring activity in the September quarter. Overall, the job market rose by 15% mostly driven by the demand for casual employment, according to Sunsuper's latest job index. New South Wales recorded the highest demand for workers in permanent roles ... |
| | | | ... ISA said the delay could cost the average full-time worker in their 30s about $45,000 at retirement. ISA claimed many employment contracts were already locked in place when the SG freeze was announced, and most employers saw little need to renegotiate ... |
| | | | The board of Westpac has amended chief executive Peter King's employment contract, removing the initial two-year term. King confirmed he has committed to a multi-year plan to turn the company around. His other contract terms remain unchanged. Chair ... |
| | | | ... before the pandemic, erasing the gains made over the past two and half years (March 2018 quarter). And then there's employment...or the lack of it. Despite recent improvement, the economy still needs to generate even greater growth to get back the ... |
| | | | ... households' pent-up demand and revive consumer spending that, in turn, lifts business revenues and profits and employment. This virtuous Victorian circle would have positive flow-on effects on the whole entire Australian nation - and just in time ... |
| | | | ... indications are that the US economy is recovering. The Fed's October Beige Book report showed economic activity and employment continued to improve across all Districts and the outlook mostly optimistic. This followed reports that retail spending ... |
| | | | ... 29,500 workers - 20,100 full-time and 9,400 part-time - lost their jobs over the month. Financial markets expected employment to decline by 35,000 in September and the unemployment rate to climb to 7.1% -- heading to the 7.25% forecasts in the 2020-21 ... |
| | | | ... can flood the system with money - and business operations can resume - but if consumers aren't confident about employment, handouts and dole-outs and lower interest rates will only be saved as evidenced by the increase in the household savings ratio ... |
| | | | ... settings as long as is required and will not increase the cash rate target until progress is being made towards full employment and it is confident that inflation will be sustainably within the 2-3% target band." Because of them, we could now "see the ... |
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