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| | ... 7.4 years of income and superannuation which, based on average earnings of $70,626.40 a year, amounts to lost salary and wages of more than $522,635 and foregone superannuation of more than $54,880," AIST's modelling showed. More broadly, Maurice ... |
| | | ... the second half of next year," the ECB's Governing Council said. Domestic inflation, however, remains high as Europeans' wages are rising at an elevated pace. Labour cost pressures on the other hand are moderating, while profits are partially buffering ... |
| | | ... the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows, down 0.9% from the prior quarter. Annually, the rate of growth for wages in the private sector was 4.1%, down from three consecutive quarters at 4.2%. Conversely, this was higher than the 3.9% growth ... |
| | | ... unlikely that wage growth will fall by much when the second quarter wage growth numbers are published in August. "Aggregate wages growth, which haven't been supported by productivity gains, will remain above the RBA's published target rate of 3.5%, and ... |
| | | ... said. He also noted that reduced borrowing capacity and persistent inflation are constraining credit growth, despite higher wages and strong population growth. "Interest rate increases weakened consumer confidence and significantly reduced borrowing ... |
| | | ... 'employee' under section 12 of the SGAA. Currently, section 12-35 provides that an entity must withhold an amount from salary, wages, commission, bonuses or allowances that it pays an individual as an employee. There must also be a payment of ... |
| | | ... Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) appears poised to be the last developed market central bank to cut rates. "Additionally, high wages growth in both public and private sectors show no significant sign of easing, as unemployment hovers near record lows. ... |
| | | ... has started to stall with the latest inflation print surprising to the upside, while the ECB's indicator of negotiated wages rose in Q1, defying the central bank's expectations for an easing." Further, with evidence of solid employment growth ... |
| | | ... headline CPI should contribute to anchoring inflation expectations," Allen said. "Also helping will be evidence of the peak in wages growth now being behind us. One key risk though remains a strong pipeline of investment work by both the private and ... |
| | | ... that will powerfully strengthen retirement savings for Australian mums and help to narrow the gender gap at retirement." Wages boost for feminised industries Schubert said the anticipated pay rises for highly feminised industries like early childhood ... |
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