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| | | The Greek government has agreed to freeze wages and pensions for three years in a deal with the International Monetary Fund which will help revive its ramshackle economy. Greece reached the agreement with the IMF, the European Commission, and the European ... |
| | | | ... timeframe we have set for each decision." The prime minister has already increased taxes, cut spending and reduced/frozen wages in efforts to trim the country's budget deficit to 8.7 per cent of GDP this year and promised more austerity measures to bring ... |
| | | | ... to dig... Australia would again be importing foreign workers like it did before the GFC hit, or bosses could pay higher wages to retain staff and attract additional employees. Or the RBA could raise interest rates some more to slow the rate of growth ... |
| | | | ... be expected and typical for an economy that is just coming out of recession as output increases (up 7.6 per cent) while wages remain flat or decline (down 5.9 per cent) as a result of poor labour market conditions. There was not much change in Europe ... |
| | | | ... consumer. Their personal income rose by only 0.1 per cent in January, less than expectations for a 0.4 per cent rise. Their wages and salaries increased by 0.4 per cent in the month but higher tax payments ate this all up - and more - sending disposable ... |
| | | | ... its monthly business survey for January and its agribusiness survey. The Melbourne Institute releases its February quarter Wages Report. In companies news, OneSteel Ltd, GWA International Ltd, Mirvac Group, Foster's Group Ltd, SEEK Ltd, Wattyl Group ... |
| | | | ... 2008-09 global financial crisis to $112 billion, leaving total contributions still at a high 23 per cent of total national wages or two-and-a-half times the SG rate, according to latest figures released by APRA. Compulsory employer contributions were ... |
| | | | ... business, Craig Emerson. According to a press statement, employers will be able to promptly remit the super from employees' wages by paying them directly to the approved clearing house among other functions. This follows the government's announcement ... |
| | | | ... things could escalate from bad to worse and when debts go wild. The Greek government - elected on a promised of increasing wages faster than inflation - is now forced to cut government spending, raise fuel taxes, freeze wage rise and raise the retirement ... |
| | | | ... George Papandreou's plans to increase fuel taxes and raise the retirement age and reneged on his election promise to raise wages faster than inflation. The European Union approved the austerity measures. Hot potato. With the Greek problem seemingly attended ... |
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