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26 May 2023
Workplace Law Reform Must Limit Cancer of ‘Gig Work’ in Care Economy: Research
The gig work model is growing in the care economy and NDIS, undermining wages, conditions...
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26 May 2023
Profit-Price Spiral an Inconvenient Truth for Big Business: Economists
Despite a mainstream shift in the national conversation away from baseless claims of a “wage-price...
Opinions
25 May 2023
Real wages falls and interest rates rises signal tough times for households and the economy
You can’t sustain household spending while real wages continue to fall, and households are starting...
Opinions
18 May 2023
Wages are growing solidly but real wages continue to plummet
Wages are growing the best they have for 11 years, but real wages are now...
Opinions
11 May 2023
Don’t worry about a budget surplus, worry about a slowing economy
Rather than be a budget that will fuel inflation, the budget is actually closer to...
Opinions
5 May 2023
Affordability of a Liveable Jobseeker Payment is a Non-Issue
In the lead-up to its 2023-24 budget, the Labor Government finds itself in an awkward...
Opinions
3 May 2023
The Reserve Bank’s decision to raise rates shows a total lack of coherency
Wages growth is rising slowly and inflation is falling faster than expected, and yet the...
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27 April 2023
7% Minimum Wage Rise Would Tackle Inflation, not Feed it: Research
A 7% National Minimum Wage rise for low paid workers would help tackle the rising...
Opinions
27 April 2023
Latest inflation figures show the RBA was right not to raise rates in April
Inflation is falling steadily but hitting low-income households the most. The March quarter consumer price...
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20 April 2023
The Stage 3 tax cuts are bad economics combined with terrible politics. They should be dumped.
The Stage 3 tax cuts were always bad, but with the removal of the low-middle...
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13 April 2023
Wealth inequality across generations will only fuel voter disenchantment
Millennials are not becoming more conservative as they age – and the rigged housing market...
Opinions
6 April 2023
With the impact of rate rises still to come the RBA is wise to pause
Perhaps as much as a third of the rate rises since April have yet to...
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