wages

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Seven major financial changes starting in the new year

From higher income support payments to new wage theft laws, Australians can expect a host of changes to take effect from January 1.

Why one in two Aussies is considering a second job

Sluggish wage growth sees one in two workers mull a second job, and the NSW government introduces new toll body after Sydney becomes the most tolled city on earth. Here are five things you may have missed this week.

July 1, 2024: Money changes you need to know

From tax cuts to higher super contribution caps, here are seven major changes coming into effect in the new financial year.

Minimum wage workers to receive 3.75% wage boost

Millions of Aussie workers on minimum wage will see their pay go up from the start of the new financial year following a decision by the Fair Work Commission.

Australia’s highest paid industry super executives named

Which industry super CEO earns more than $2 million a year? Australia's highest paid industry super executives have been revealed.

Gender pay gap hits record low

The number of women entering the workforce has surged over the past year, helping to push up wage growth for women and narrowing the gender pay gap.

Gen Z is sacrificing romance to save

CEOs earn 55 times average pay, Gen Z slashes spending on dating apps, and NAB's new tactic to stop scams. Here's what you've missed.

Woolworths slashes Everyday Extra perks

Aussies outraged over changes to Woolies rewards program, and BHP owes short-changed workers $430 million. Here are five things you may have missed.

Minimum wage increase: The Aussies set to get a pay rise from July 1

Minimum wage earners will score a 5.2% pay rise from July 1, while another 2.6 million Aussies will also get more in their pay packet.

No surprises at April RBA meeting, but experts suggest rate hike is nearing

While the RBA's April decision means that the cash rate has now gone unchanged for 17 months, there is plenty of speculation that it won't stay that way for long.