Employees who refuse to move into more productive companies are one of the major causes of record low wages growth. The Australian reports these workers who are not changing to more dynamic firms are lowering pay increases in the nation.
Treasury Deputy secretary Meghan Quinn will on Tuesday present analysis of the link between wages growth and company level productivity. Australia's top economic advisors are urging Prime Minister Scott Morrison to introduce a series of wage-boosting reforms.
Adam_Creighton 😂😂😂Pay bananas get Monkeys Wow Who would of thought Australian s won’t work for nothing It’s ok you have tourists without working visas to fill the void they will work for $10 an hr
Adam_Creighton And god forbids training new or existing staff. It’s right there in new commercial bible.
Adam_Creighton What job doesn’t have a higher wage than the dole It’s not that the wage isn’t high enough - it’s lazy, entitled, ‘job not good enough’ picky unemployed who won’t do the job.
Adam_Creighton what uneducated derp really wants to work a crappy meanial task job when they can be paid welfare and hang out with other like minded derps, Australia’s welfare system does not inspire innovation and motivation
Adam_Creighton Fair call. Politicians are constantly justifying their own salaries by saying “ you get what you pay for... to attract the best you have to pay the higher money..”
Adam_Creighton Employers can only offer higher wages if customers are willing to pay more. But we all want things that are cheaper don't we? Workers need to give discounts too sometimes
Adam_Creighton I started relief work in my 40s and now boss constantly asking me to go full time
Adam_Creighton When have they said they can't find workers? last interview I had the mongrel asked me how many years of work have I got left? I said I'm not dead. I'm 50. Employers are picky because they know they can be... 🙄 why doesn't McDonalds employ old bats like me?
Adam_Creighton Have a look around the shopping centres to get an idea what caucasian Australians think about work. Almost all the people cleaning, cooking, emptying rubbish bins are Asians or Asian Aussies. Well done to them.
Adam_Creighton Where they say workers insert “slave labour “.
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