.AustralianLabor is promising to amend the Fair Work Act in an effort to kick-start the introduction of a 'living wage'. 2600SkyNews
Federal Labor is promising to amend the Fair Work Act in an effort to kick-start the introduction of a living wage.
Bill Shorten maintains the move is designed to make living conditions easier for some of the nation’s lowest paid workers“The economy isn’t working for working Australians and people are finding it harder to get ahead.”
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