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| | | ... labels our system, unaffordable, failing lower income earners, inefficient, lacking transparency, and that it eats wage growth. "At the most ludicrous level it suggests that in the worst-case retirement scenario you can eat your house, rely on a rental ... |
| | | | ... lower-to-mid level digital, mobile and content roles which will enjoy salary rises of up to 10%. Year on year stagnation in wage growth has resulted in many in the industry looking for their next external career move. The Perceptor report also revealed ... |
| | | | ... market (if it persists) plus the tax cuts plus lower interest rates plus still low unemployment (albeit, lacklustre wage growth) should strengthen household spending going forward. I for investment. Reduced borrowing costs for businesses (lower official ... |
| | | | ... government's policy has not changed," Morrison said. "I am very keen to ensure, particularly in a time of low wage growth, which we have - it has been modest, I have always acknowledged that - and the best way to improve that and improve what people ... |
| | | | ... the current unemployment-inflation dynamics of most other developed nations, the RBNZ noted: "The subdued nominal wage growth in the private sector and the apparent disconnect from indicators of capacity pressure in the labour market... the continuing ... |
| | | | ... "higher compulsory super contributions are ultimately funded by lower wages", putting forward the argument that despite wage growth sitting below what it was when previous SG increases occurred, small movements were still possible. "We disagree that ... |
| | | | ... weakening in recent months. Foremost of which is the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) recent update showing wage growth remains lacklustre. Private sector wages grew by 2.4% in the year to the first quarter, up from 2.3% in the December 2018 ... |
| | | | ... the return to business as usual the Morrison Government still have to contend with a languishing economy, stagnant wage growth and a slumping housing market." Creagh explained: "The bigger impact for company profits is the fragile state of economy, global ... |
| | | | ... quarter - the same annual rate of growth recorded in the September and December quarters of 2018. Yes, Virginia - wage growth would have been weaker if not for the "regularly scheduled wage rises." Nothing organic! Private sector wages grew by 2.4% in ... |
| | | | ... Stevens' declaration when at the helm of the RBA: "As wages are the largest component of business costs, the outlook for wage growth is particularly important for the inflation outlook." Ergo, the outlook for inflation depends on the wages outlook. ... |
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