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| | | ... level of women in work is now also at its highest level ever, at 63.5%. "Collective bargaining delivers tangible results, in wages and conditions, as working people have always known." The ACTU said more workers are taking up rights to collectively bargain ... |
| | | | ... cut in 2026 depending on the data flow." Wage price data released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows wages rose 3.4% in the year to June 2025, unchanged from the March quarter but down from 4.1% in June 2024. Seasonally adjusted ... |
| | | | ... super has significant public support with 80% of those surveyed agreeing superannuation should be paid at the same time as wages. It found support for the reform was consistent across age groups. ASFA said unpaid or underpaid super can significantly ... |
| | | | ... strengthen Australia's retirement system, but there are still policy settings that disadvantage women and those earning lower wages," Blakey said. "These changes should be seen as the foundation for further progress on creating a fairer super system ... |
| | | | ... Australia's states and territories is being supported by a combination of slowing inflation, falling interest rates, rising real wages, robust government spending and a solid labour market. "But economic growth has moderated, held back by slowing public ... |
| | | | ... exploit loopholes that block staff from joining competitors. The government said eradicating such clauses could lift the wages of workers by up to 4% or $2500 a year, based on median wages. Meantime, the productivity boost could add $5 billion or 0.2% ... |
| | | | ... Super - which comes into effect at the beginning of FY27 - will tackle the issue by ensuring super is paid concurrently with wages, "making it easier to identify and act on non-compliance sooner." IFS provides support in unpaid super recovery, as well ... |
| | | | ... this year. The legislation would require all employers to make super contributions within seven calendar days of paying wages or face additional charges. There is currently about 3.3 million Australians with unpaid super, with the total bill now sitting ... |
| | | | ... around 2%. ASFA added that an average full-time worker is reaping a "super productivity dividend" of around $2500 in pre-tax wages every year. Further, Australia's enormous super pool, currently sitting at $4.1 trillion, has an investment claim on a ... |
| | | | ... economic and earnings fundamentals are relatively strong, as labour market continues to show strong signs of growth while wages steadily increase," Veitmane continues. "Furthermore, the Labour Party's decisive victory in Australia's latest election ... |
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