Minimum Wage increases in Fair Work Commission decision
Australians with the minimum wage will now have one less thing to worry about after the fair work commission increased it to 5.2 percent.
Tag: minimum wage
Employers group says national minimum wage should rise by only 1.1%
Call for a “very cautious” approach as the economic recovery has been uneven and a modest wage increase would encourage more employment.
Minimum wage cut will have “catastrophic consequences”: ACTU
Within three years Australia's minimum wage will be less than that of Canada and the UK, says union boss.
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