Wages growth in Australia 'worse than stagnant'
Shadow Industrial Relations Minister Tony Burke says wages growth in Australia is worse than stagnant.
“Real wages are going backwards and that’s exactly what the government planned in its budget,” Mr Burke told Sky News Australia.
“The government has done nothing to make work more secure.”
Видео Wages growth in Australia 'worse than stagnant' канала Sky News Australia
“Real wages are going backwards and that’s exactly what the government planned in its budget,” Mr Burke told Sky News Australia.
“The government has done nothing to make work more secure.”
Видео Wages growth in Australia 'worse than stagnant' канала Sky News Australia
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