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| | | ... in the quality or quantity of work performed. It is unaffected by changes in the composition of the labour force, hours worked, or changes in characteristics of employees (e.g. work performance). Information about the wage price indexes has been released ... |
| | | | ... continued to lengthen, and inventory levels moved lower. Labor market indicators pointed to an increase in employment and hours worked. Input prices rose at a faster clip than last month, while selling prices rose at a somewhat slower pace. Indexes assessing ... |
| | | | ... staff. CBA's statement said: "Commonwealth Bank decided in 2009 that whilst superannuation is payable on ordinary hours worked by our part-time employees, it is not payable on extra hours or overtime worked by them." "While there is no change in the ... |
| | | | ... 2,800 to 726,100. Unemployment rate remained steady at 5.7%. Participation rate remained steady at 64.6%. Monthly hours worked in all jobs increased 3.6 million hours to 1,676.0 million hours. The trend is our friend. This is the reason why "The ABS ... |
| | | | ... Barring unforeseen events, the outlook for the coming months is positive, indicated by the lengthening of monthly hours worked. This is based on the observation that employers first increase hours of existing employees as sales improve, then hire part-time ... |
| | | | ... improvement in in local components as well with a notable positive from stabilising labour market conditions (aggregate hours worked contributing +0.40pts) and modest support from consumer sentiment and dwelling approvals (contributing +0.15ppts on a ... |
| | | | ... efforts to deal with a structurally slowing economy". These have been slightly offset by erosions in aggregate monthly hours worked, the Westpac/MI Consumer Sentiment Expectations index and the Westpac /MI Unemployment Index. Also, "The yield curve spread ... |
| | | | ... non-farm productivity Productivity declined at an annualised rate of 0.5% in the second quarter as output grew less than hours worked or compensation. The second quarter result is much less than market expectations for a 0.5% increase and marked the ... |
| | | | Employment up but hours worked fell Employment in Australia grew by 0.07% in June, consistent with the average growth rate over the last six months, according to trend figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The latest Labour ... |
| | | | ... (+0.22ppts) and dwelling approvals (+0.21ppts)". "This has been partially offset by weaker reads from aggregate monthly hours worked (-0.15ppts); the Westpac MI Consumer Expectations Index (-0.10ppts); and the Westpac MI Unemployment Expectations Index ... |
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