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| | | ... that while younger people have better health, education and social outcomes than other cohorts, they have faced lower wage growth, masked underutilisation and lower levels of home ownership. Another driver is the skew of government spending towards older ... |
| | | | ... governor Philip Lowe told the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics that an increase to SG will impact wage growth. Additionally, Morrison commented on the suggestion that profitable companies should be allowed access to the JobKeeper ... |
| | | | ... Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe said the legislated increase to the superannuation guarantee will impact wage growth and the government will need to weigh up the impacts of that. Speaking at the House of Representatives Standing Committee ... |
| | | | "After a steady period of wage growth over the previous 12 months, wages recorded the lowest annual growth in the 22-year history of the WPI, ABS head of price statistics Andrew Tomadini said. "The June 2020 quarter was the first full period in which ... |
| | | | ... environment." Knox said he expects very limited wage increases over the next couple of years and believes while that wage growth remains subdued it will not be appropriate to increase the super guarantee. Cbus group executive brand, advocacy, marketing ... |
| | | | ... quarter (up 3.4%), ahead of Melbourne (2.7%) and Adelaide (2.4%). Meanwhile, only four economies recorded positive wage growth in the quarter, with the biggest decline in real wages seen in Tasmania (down -1.0pps). "The biggest real wage gap was recorded ... |
| | | | ... he has previously publicly stated, "experts have a range of positions on the super guarantee rise and its impact on wage growth". "But our research has proven that even using the most conservative assumptions, workers of all income levels are far better ... |
| | | | ... country and wage rises likely off the table, a former senior public servant and academic has pressed the case for wage growth instead. In an article for The Conversation, Australian National University College of Business and Economics visiting fellow ... |
| | | | ... about the relationship between super and wages were the wrong argument to have, and added Australia has a problem with wage growth. "It is not one caused by super," Dawson said. Asked whether it was aggravated by super, Dawson said that argument was ... |
| | | | ... - played into the hands of the Liberal and National parties, who he said stand for "trickle-down economics, lower wage growth and less security". "Labor supports the legislated increase in the superannuation guarantee to 12% by 2025," he said. "With ... |
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