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| | ... 10% which Chalmers said will benefit nearly one million households. The government will also extend the higher rate of JobSeeker to single recipients who have an assessed partial capacity to work less than 15 hours per week. They will benefit from at ... |
| | | ... said the fastest and most efficient way to support those worst affected by income inequality is to raise the rate of JobSeeker to at least match the pension rate of $80 a day. Currently, it is $55 a day. |
| | | ... benefits for a longer period when they first get back into employment. The government said this will apply to recipients of JobSeeker, Youth Allowance, Austudy, ABSTUDY, Parenting Payment, Age Pension, Disability Support Pension and Carer Payment. "This ... |
| | | ... expenditure climbing from a 2021-22 final budget outcome of $29 billion to $35 billion in 2022-23 for a huge 22% growth, and JobSeeker total expenditure that jumped 18% to about $14 billion. NDIS expenditure is meanwhile projected to skyrocket 57% by ... |
| | | ... increase falls short of that hoped for by many recipients and advocacy groups, 1.1 million Australians receiving Austudy, JobSeeker and Youth Allowance will have their base rate lifted by $40 per fortnight. Additionally, 52,000 single JobSeeker recipients ... |
| | | ... $922.10 per fortnight until their youngest child turns 14. This is an extra $176.90 per fortnight compared to the current JobSeeker Payment (single with dependent rate). This will also benefit around 110,000 children in these eligible families," he said. ... |
| | | ... families and individuals at risk of deep poverty and financial stress. The lowest cost measure for the government increases JobSeeker by $150 per fortnight. The 'medium' option increases JobSeeker, Disability Support and Carer Pensions by $200 per fortnight ... |
| | | ... No payment increases were announced for the unemployed, despite cost of living pressures being felt Australia-wide. JobSeeker indexation occurs on 20 September and 20 March each year, March's indexation saw the payment lifted by just $13.20 a fortnight. ... |
| | | Australian business leaders are overwhelmingly confident about their growth prospects in the coming year, according to new research from Robert Half. The latest independent C-suite research indicates that almost three-out-of-four (71%) Australian business ... |
| | | ... did not receive a breakdown of which industries relied most on JobKeeper. Many large ASX-listed companies that claimed JobSeeker payments have been slammed by the media for largely profiting during the pandemic yet refuse to repay the government. Federal ... |
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