Latest wage growth News

SFD confirms Tasmanian economy goes from strength to strength
Regional health and aged care need more funding: Catholic Health Australia
Economic Bulletin January/February 2025
Average weekly earnings growth higher in November
Five Quarters Of Annual Real Wage Growth Under Labor
Tasmania’s Annual Wage Growth Highest In Nation
Lowest quarterly wage growth since March 2022
The Reserve Bank has cut rates for the first time in four years. But it is cautious about future cuts
Interest Rate Cut Good Start
Short-term reforms welcomed, but bold long-term action needed
Opal Lockout Ends After 30 Days
CLP Delivers Fair Wages For Public Service Employees
Poland should strengthen the public finances and continue improving healthcare, says OECD
Business Conditions Continue To Improve In Tasmania
Luxon’s Speech Exercise In Smoke And Mirrors
Lowest Average Unemployment In Half Century Under Labor
Retail Spending Posts Consecutive Rise In November
The UK property outlook for 2025: another bleak year for mortgages amid so much economic uncertainty
A return to balanced budgets is a decade away, mid-year update says
Strong unemployment run continues under Liberal Government
New Project To Tackle Financial Elder Abuse
Tasmania Again Records All-time High In Retail Spending
Private Sector Continues To Show Confidence In Tasmania
Total monthly wages and salaries exceed $100 billion
Consumer Confidence Grows Steady
Jobs Keep Growing Under Albanese Government
Record low unemployment run continues under Liberal Government
Four Quarters Of Annual Real Wage Growth Under Labor
Ai Group says wage pressures have eased on businesses and inflation
Business Council welcomes the Federal Government’s new National Productivity Fund
Tassie Again Records Highest Wage Growth In Nation
Wages Grow 3.5 Per Cent For Year: Australia
UK interest rates cut – here’s the outlook for property owners and home buyers after the budget
Public sector employment and earnings rise in 2023-24
Private hospital financial review confirms serious viability issues
Opinion piece: Non-compete clauses are costing workers $7 billion a year
More good economic news for Tasmania as retail trade hits new high
Austerity and recession: 3 simple graphs that explain New Zealand’s economic crisis
Woefully low’ JobSeeker payment just 20% of average wage. The solutions to poverty are clear
‘Woefully low’ JobSeeker payment just 20% of average wage
Non-compete clauses associated with lower wages and job mobility: New Research
Overseas investment changes to get New Zealand off the bench
Why did Japan’s new leader trigger snap elections only a week after taking office? And what happens next?
Latest Victorian rent price surge sparks urgent call for social housing
Labor taxes Victorians more to pay for skyrocketing debt
Federal Government must rule out economy damaging ACTU agenda
Reducing public spending, boosting employment, and improving the business environment for SMEs are key to sustainable high living standards in Belgium
ASIC Updates Superannuation Forecasts Relief Instrument