Central government salary and pension to be paid on 25 September ahead of three-day bank strike
Centre on Wednesday announced that salaries, wages, and pensions for September 2026 may be disbursed on 25 September…
Support for One Nation’s superannuation policy more than doubles opposition in new Compass Polling
Support for One Nation’s plan to let people redirect part of their superannuation into their pay packets has…
One Nation super policy could cut retirement savings by $50 billion, according to analysis by Labor
New analysis of One Nation’s superannuation proposal shows the policy could see up to $50 billion diverted from…
Boston Medical Center nurses vote to authorize 3-day strike
Boston Medical Center nurses vote to authorize 3-day strike BOSTON — Nearly 2,000 Boston Medical Center nurses voted…
Japan’s faster GDP, wage growth support BOJ interest-rate hike
Japan’s economy grew at a faster clip in the second quarter than initially estimated while wages jumped the…
Wage growth can’t compete with inflation right now
The August jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday morning had some bright spots, but wages…
Whangārei’s Butter Factory staff face thousands in lost wages after liquidation
In late 2024, police opposed the on-licence renewal because Kaur and Singh had no experience running a high-risk…
Japan’s households continue to cut spending amid persistent inflation
Japan’s household spending has unexpectedly fallen for a seventh month even as real wages continued to increase, reflecting…
Japan’s nominal wages rise again, backing BOJ rate hike case
Japanese wage growth remained firm in June on the back of solid corporate earnings and a tight labor…
New Zealand beer excise: Why the beer tax is squeezing pubs – Dylan Firth
New Zealand is running the same experiment in reverse. The high relative cost of beer poured from a…
Japan trims economic outlook as elevated oil prices weigh on growth
Japan has lowered its economic growth forecast for the current fiscal year, reflecting expectations that higher oil prices…
Data centres boom’s surprising threat to Australia’s housing supply
How would you like an Australia with fewer new homes, sold at higher prices? Because that’s what we…