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An economic report from Canadian Labour Congress and the Centre for Future Work proposes alternatives to a monetary policy-induced recession. Economic fightback Bea Bruske, CLC, NUPGE Bank of Canada, inflation

Employers’ reliance on wage-setting tools that fail to differentiate pay between firms could hurt productivity, Reserve Bank economists say, in what could be a red flag for multi-employer deals.

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Top economists line up to slam central bankers over the effects of further interest rate hikes that could lead to market instability. But central bankers say the jobs boom, house prices, financial markets and even the world economy must be sacrificed to vanquish persistent inflation.

Plus: As 84% of workers surveyed say they plan to keep working past retirement age, Colorado considers the benefits of an older workforce.

Maritime unions have described the shocking, systematic theft of seafarers’ wages aboard international cargo ships plying trade in Australian waters as a national disgrace.  

The rising cost of living and the strain on public services mean Labor must junk its support for the Coalition's stage 3 tax cut policy, argues Mary Merkenich.

As the government prepares to square off against the rail union on Friday, a $100 million gap remains between members’ demands and the government’s offer.

Academic says companies ‘squealing’ to government about worker skill shortage are contributing to it

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