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Wage hikes lag global recovery - Japan Today

Faced with shortages of hospitality staff, Australia's Queensland state wants to lure chefs, bartenders and tour guides to its sun-kissed beaches with a "Work In Paradise" scheme of one-off incentives and help with travel costs. Once there, however, new arrivals shouldn't expect big pay rises from local businesses whose margins…

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In Paradise and beyond, wage hikes lag global recovery

In Paradise and beyond, wage hikes lag global recovery SECTIONS Last Updated: May 25, 2021, 02:29 PM IST Share Synopsis Businesses are trying to cope with the (labor) shortage in different ways but we aren t seeing industry-wide wage pressures, said Daniel Gschwind, chief executive of the Queensland Tourism Industry Council. AP Faced with shortages of hospitality staff, Australia s Queensland state wants to lure chefs, bartenders and tour guides to its sun-kissed beaches with a Work In Paradise scheme of one-off incentives and help with travel costs. Once there, however, new arrivals shouldn t expect big pay rises from local businesses whose margins are being battered by the need to keep prices low to win customers.

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Analysis: In Paradise and beyond, wage hikes lag global recovery

Analysis: In Paradise and beyond, wage hikes lag global recovery Reuters 2 hrs ago By Mark John, Swati Pandey and Howard Schneider © Reuters/Charles Platiau FILE PHOTO: A cycling courier delivers goods, as part of the emerging gig economy , in Paris By Mark John, Swati Pandey and Howard Schneider LONDON/SYDNEY/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Faced with shortages of hospitality staff, Australia s Queensland state wants to lure chefs, bartenders and tour guides to its sun-kissed beaches with a Work In Paradise scheme of one-off incentives and help with travel costs. Once there, however, new arrivals shouldn t expect big pay rises from local businesses whose margins are being battered by the need to keep prices low to win customers.

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