CEOs accuse Australian treasurer of failing vital sector with $896 billion link to economy
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is posed to convene an economic roundtable to address Australia’s lagging productivity. Dozens of CEOs…
First technical excellence colleges named
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Welfare groups join union push for housing tax shake-up ahead of productivity talks
The Australian Council of Social Services has thrown its weight behind calls to wind back property investor tax…
Prime minister plays down tax reform opportunity at productivity meeting
The prime minister has talked down the prospect of major tax reform emerging from the government’s productivity round…
Australia’s productivity roundtable should consider what actually makes life harder
Only a fortnight to go before the treasurer’s National Economic Reform Roundtable! With submissions rolling in to the…
Negative gearing reform is back on the agenda, but younger voters now hold the power
It’s time to put the 2019 election to bed, along with the messages we pretend were sent from…
ACTU Secretary Sally McManus calls for one property limit on negative gearing tax breaks
The Australian Council of Trade Unions will call for bold changes to negative gearing and the capital gains…
Working a four-day week without taking a pay cut reduces burnout
A four-day work week boosts performance, reduces burnout, and improves the physical and mental health of employees —…