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| | | ... member contributions. Rainmaker Information highlights that in 2021-22, Australians paid an average of 17.4% of their total wages and salaries into superannuation, 70% more than the 10% compulsory Superannuation Guarantee (SG) contribution rate. Australians' ... |
| | | | ... said. "The board needs members such as Ross who understand real-world wage-setting systems and the relationship between wages, unemployment and inflation." The Finance Sector Union (FSU) also welcomed the appointments. "In particular, we note the review ... |
| | | | ... export industries, but there are still issues in other industries. Turner further pointed to the "significant gap" between wages for many workers in the apparel sector in Bangladesh and the living wage - the amount of money people need to survive. "The ... |
| | | | ... has previously urged politicians to end the "unpaid super scourge" by mandating that superannuation payments align with wages. "Aligning super payments with wages will make it easier to keep track of payments and stop dodgy bosses gaining an unfair commercial ... |
| | | | ... expecting the labour market to slow quicker than the official data has been indicating. This does increase the risk that wages growth rises more than expected and remains at a high level which would add to inflation and risk further RBA rate hikes," ... |
| | | | ... fact that it's not tightening up further means it's unlikely to put lots and lots of further upward pressure on wages growth," he said. "This is fundamental to the RBA view that as long as wage growth remains consistent with their target, they ... |
| | | | ... evenly in the decades since," the report reads. According to the report, this "inequality on steroids" is due to stagnating wages, insecure work, soaring profits and an unfair tax system. "From the 1950s to the 1980s, Australia was considered the land ... |
| | | | ... tax on the earnings from their super - the same as those working today - and much less than younger workers pay on their wages. |
| | | | ... staggering $10.8 billion over the last seven years. ISA director Georgia Brumby commented: "Aligning payment of super and wages is the right thing to do by workers, boosts government revenue, lifts investment returns and puts all employers on a level ... |
| | | | ... 7.4 years of income and superannuation which, based on average earnings of $70,626.40 a year, amounts to lost salary and wages of more than $522,635 and foregone superannuation of more than $54,880," AIST's modelling shows. The collective loss of ... |
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