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| | ... increase was the first in four years. The fact we'll now see an increase after three years reflects the strong wage growth we've seen so far this decade." |
| | | ... important in terms of the signalling impact they have on the rest of the market," she said. Despite the record high, real wage growth remains in negative territory. "Before the pandemic, we struggled to grow wages above 2%. At that time, inflation was ... |
| | | ... change jobs. "Surveys of workers and employers show a return to pre-pandemic levels of tightness, and indicators of wage growth show a gradual decline toward levels that would be consistent with 2% inflation over time," he said. Turning attention to ... |
| | | ... direction. "The past month brought further evidence that consumer spending is slowing, the jobs market is loosening, wage growth remains contained and that inflation has continued to fall," they said. "It would be fair to judge that, at this stage, the ... |
| | | ... said. "The Australian economy is softening dramatically, the pace of inflation has peaked and is moderating quickly, wage growth is not excessive and medium-term inflation expectations are not rising. In that context there should be no further interest ... |
| | | ... will achieve the much-vaunted soft landing," he said. In the UK, the tight labour market continues to keep nominal wage growth elevated. "Job vacancies, though declining, have remained historically elevated. Labour supply constraints, including those ... |
| | | ... Australian economy. In an interview with Sky News ahead of today's RBA meeting, Conroy dismissed speculation that wage growth should require a hike in rates. "Wages have been flatlining at about 2.5%, it's now 3.5%," he said. "Is any economist ... |
| | | ... influencing effect on other wages in the economy," he said. "All at a time when some states have removed their public sector wage growth caps, New South Wales and Victoria, and we've also seen a 15% rise in aged care wages. All of those things could ... |
| | | ... highly competitive rental market, and the expected rise in public sector salaries due to the elimination or increase of wage growth caps imposed by state governments. "These pressures add further fuel to the inflationary fire, boosting the case for further ... |
| | | ... Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) said it's been critical of the RBA and its board for its lack of understanding about wage growth and its narrow range of views about monetary policy. "The ACTU has called for a greater diversity of viewpoints, and labour ... |
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