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Employment
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Aussies missing out on JobKeeper
Victoria’s tough stage 4 restrictions will leave hundreds of thousands out of work. But not everyone will be eligible for government support.
Uni dropout refusing ‘9-to-5’ job
Lucas Vitale was studying to become an accountant when he realised he could make more from his lounge room than in a regular gig.
PM brings in $1500 disaster payment
The Prime Minister has announced a “disaster payment” for those who have been directed to isolate for 14 days by health officials.
’Lost decade’ of income for young Aussies
Aussies under 35 have suffered a “lost decade” of income and had their careers “scarred” in ways they may never recover from.
Aussie workers face years of lower wages
Australian workers face years of lower wages if the legislated increase to superannuation in the post COVID-economy proceeds, according to a confidential report.
Aussie teen’s dramatic Woolies pay cut
A furious father has kickstarted the penalty rate debate after revealing his teenage daughter is now $25 worse off per week.
New plan to create 76,000 jobs
The twin crises of the summer fires and the coronavirus-induced recession has created the need for a policy overhaul, a new report says.
New dole change allows double-dipping
Some workers will be better off on Jobseeker than the new rate of JobKeeper, but changes to the schemes mean workers can now double-dip on both payments.
New dole change allows double-dipping
Some workers will be better off on Jobseeker than the new rate of JobKeeper, but changes to the schemes mean workers can now double-dip on both payments.
New test to kick 2 million off JobKeeper
Sweeping changes announced by PM Scott Morrison on Tuesday will see more than two million workers kicked off the JobKeeper scheme.
PM reveals how much JobKeeper will be cut
JobKeeper will be extended into next year, but at a slashed rate that will be even harder for businesses to qualify for.
‘Streaks ahead’: One state winning at jobs
They’ve smashed coronavirus numbers and they’re also winning at keeping unemployment at bay. How is this state doing it?
New wage lifeline to help 180,000 Aussies
The PM has announced an expanded wage subsidy scheme, revealing the first element of the “second phase” of recovery after JobKeeper is phased out.
New wage lifeline to help 180,000 Aussies
The PM has announced an expanded wage subsidy scheme, revealing the first element of the “second phase” of recovery after JobKeeper is phased out.
‘Crazy’: Australia’s pandemic payday
We’re in recession but new figures show Aussies are 12 per cent richer than a year ago – and it’s all thanks to the government’s massive overcompensation.
‘Disgraceful’: PM slams Labor tactic
Scott Morrison has lashed out at a new website set up by Labor to attack the government, described as “fearmongering during a pandemic”.
$5m splashed for struggling Aussies
The cost of the pandemic has been horrific for small businesses, forcing the Government to today launch a nationwide campaign.
Aussie shops shut indefinitely
Melbourne’s brutal second lockdown has sparked the closure of dozens of big-name retail stores in the city – with no end in sight.
Why this font can make a difference
When you write your resume it’s easy to fall into some big mistakes. Here are some tips on the best way to avoid them.
How to ask for a pay rise during a pandemic
Sometimes you need to stand up for yourself and ask for more, even during a pandemic. Here is the best way to do it.
Banks offer lifeline to struggling Aussies
D-Day for the housing market was looming in September with the end of key support schemes but a new announcement may soften that blow.
Hundreds of ‘zombie’ businesses to fold
Experts have issued a grim warning that more than 800 Aussie businesses could collapse within weeks once stimulus payments dry up.
500,000 Aussies wipe out super funds
Almost half a million Aussies have completely cleared out their superannuation accounts with demand for the government scheme outstripping expectations.
Jobs that Aussies aren’t applying for
Despite more than 1.5 million Australians being out of work, there are still occupations that are struggling to find workers. Find out what they are.
China’s ‘complete miscalculation’ on Aus
Former foreign affairs minister Alexander Downer said China’s “wolf warrior” diplomacy in the wake of the pandemic took the world by surprise.
Aussies unwilling to return to work
Many have called for JobKeeper to be extended but a number of industries say there’s a lack of interest in the workforce.
Aussie wages $32,000 worse off
A new report reveals a swift economic recovery will still land a significant financial blow to Australians and struggling to afford their first home.
‘So unfair’: Sacked because of postcode
A man living in one of Melbourne’s COVID-19 “hot spots” says he lost not one but two jobs after employers found out where he lived.
Three words will kill your pay rise chances
If you’re searching for a new job or hunting a promotion, you’ll probably be hoping for more pay. But one sentence could cost you thousands.
Minimum wage rise by $13 a week
A wage increase is on the way for Aussies earning minimum wage, but some say the rise just won’t cut it in a nation on the brink of recession.
Push for law to jail dodgy bosses
A push is underway to change the law so dodgy hospitality employers whose companies don’t properly pay their staff could face jail time.
The Aussies hit hardest by job losses
Australia’s unemployment figures for May were released today, painting a shocking picture for one generation hit by more than 300,000 job losses.
‘These are our dark times’: Jobless shock
Scott Morrison says “these are our dark times” as “heartbreaking” jobless figures show another 227,700 people lost their jobs in May thanks to coronavirus.
Decision costs Australia $84m a day
Australia’s disastrous unemployment crisis is being worsened by states and territories with indefinitely closed borders, costing 5000 jobs a week.
Retailers refusing to reopen stores
Despite COVID-19 restrictions being eased across the country and people rushing to the shops, a number of retailers are keeping their doors shut.
Two glaring problems with ScoMo’s scheme
More than two million Aussies have jumped at the chance to access their superannuation early – but is it really such a good idea?
Why tax refunds could be smaller this year
The COVID-19 crisis has hit family budgets hard, and the thought of a fat tax refund is more tempting than ever. But don’t get your hopes up.
Netflix opens purse for arts workers
While thousands of Australians call on the government to support arts and entertainment workers, Netflix has picked up the slack.
’Disgraceful’ Aus Post move slammed
Many Aussies have faced frustrating delivery delays in the past – but there’s a “disgraceful” reason why the problem could soon get worse.
Fury over ScoMo’s ‘broken promise’
Scott Morrison assured Aussies they could “count on” JobKeeper lasting six months. Just days later, part of that promise has been broken.
World on brink of ‘enormous shock’
Markets are surging to record highs, but experts have warned it is premature, with the world on the brink of its worst economic drop in decades.
How to ace ‘trickiest’ interview question
Job interviews are nerve-racking at the best of times – but if you get thrown this curly question, chances are you won’t nail the answer.
PM’s joke: ‘Keep off the grass’
Scott Morrison is keeping his press pack in line, channelling a man who told them all to get off his grass yesterday.
Surprising products Target is dumping
A sale is usually a cause for celebration – but the struggling retailer’s major markdown could be a grim indicator of things to come.
‘Rich get richer’: ScoMo’s scheme backfires
Furious Aussies have lashed out at the PM’s new HomeBuilder package, claiming those who truly need it most will be shafted.
How homebuyers grant could backfire
It’s supposed to boost the economy and prop up the ailing construction industry – but critics say it could end up backfiring, and badly.
Big losers of ScoMo’s home reno handout
If you’re building a new home or renovating, you’re probably celebrating this government plan right now – but there are some big catches.
RBA keeps interest rates on hold
Aussies have been told to expect low rates for some time, and the Reserve Bank is sticking to its guns by leaving the cash rate at a record low.
Will I get sick pay if I get coronavirus?
As the government forces people to self-isolate as a result of Coronavirus some of Australia employees won’t be able to afford to miss work.
Is this Maccas’ oldest employee?
HE RETIRED a quarter of a century ago, but this Queensland grandad shows he’s still got what it takes to work in a fast-paced McDonald’s store.
Australian dollar falls on US jobs data
THE Australian dollar has fallen to a new three-month low after US employment growth figures came in much stronger than expected.
Australian dollar is treading water
THE Australian dollar is treading water ahead of crucial US employment data.
Australian dollar at three-week high
THE Australian dollar has hit a three-week high after Friday’s US non-farm payrolls employment report was a little weaker than expected.
Australian dollar regains its strength
THE Australian dollar has recovered after slumping on volatile local employment figures.
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