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| | | ... are that Victoria's six-week lockdown could wipe $9 billion from the national economy and cost hundreds of thousands of jobs - not to mention an even bigger budget deficit. But just as Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said: "The extent of the damage ... |
| | | | ... improve the retirement savings adequacy for low-income earners and casual participants in the workforce who often hold multiple jobs, many of whom are women." Somewhat encouragingly, the research found the crisis had kick started a shift in consumer ... |
| | | | ... Coordination Commission, the AIST identified a range of investment opportunities which it says would contribute to growth, jobs and productivity in the COVID-19 economic recovery. AIST chief executive Eva Scheerlinck said there was enormous potential ... |
| | | | ... which was impacted by the Black Saturday bushfires of 2009 and the bushfires at the start of this year. Both her parents have jobs that are focussed on environmental issues so O'Donnell grew up with a strong environmental awareness. The family has ... |
| | | | ... payment. "Financial comfort levels are up for now, but many households are on the cliff's edge. They've lost income, their jobs and entire livelihoods, their wafer-thin savings buffer is dwindling, and government support is the main action stopping them ... |
| | | | ... doesn't go nearly far enough, a lawyer has said. As part of the insurance response to COVID-19, those who lose their jobs or move from permanent positions to casual work during the crisis will not have their level of insurance changed. Originally ... |
| | | | ... Cabinet and State Governments to turbocharge asset recycling to finance new job-creating infrastructure projects and create jobs." |
| | | | ... bauxite mines, alumina refineries, one alumina smelter, port facilities and farmland sites that support about 4250 direct jobs, according to its website. |
| | | | ... unwinding of containment measures in the latter part of the June quarter has led to a noticeable recovery in activity and jobs," they said. "Household consumption is expected to lead the recovery with strong growth in the September quarter, while business ... |
| | | | The financial services industry saw a significant boost to online job advertisements after suffering a major blow due to COVID-19, according to the latest Sunsuper Australian Job Index report. The financial services industry suffered an early, and extreme ... |
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