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Are you working extra jobs to make ends meet? - Vimarsana News

Are you working extra jobs to make ends meet?

New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows that more Australians than ever have had to work multiple jobs amid a cost-of-living crisis. The ABS estimates that 947,300 Australians worked multiple jobs in March, which is a new record. Experts say the costs of goods and stagnant wages are pushing people into multiple jobs just to afford the essentials.

Source: sbs.com.au
Interest rates reprieve tipped after inflation surprise - Vimarsana News

Interest rates reprieve tipped after inflation surprise

Ms Murphy said the surprise inflation result takes the pressure off central bankers to hike interest rates in August.

Morning Mail: supermarkets' 'cosy' duopoly, Kevin Spacey cleared, Sinéad O'Connor dies | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Morning Mail: supermarkets' 'cosy' duopoly, Kevin Spacey cleared, Sinéad O'Connor dies | Australia news

Exclusive shows Coles and Woolworths have fattened profits compared with UK peers, music world mourns Irish singer, and Kevin Spacey cleared

The RBA wants to raise unemployment to fight inflation – but who will that hurt the most? | Greg Jericho - Vimarsana News

The RBA wants to raise unemployment to fight inflation – but who will that hurt the most? | Greg Jericho

Groups who benefited from strong jobs growth will be the first to lose work come a recession

Why does the RBA want unemployment to go up? And what has it got to do with inflation? - Vimarsana News

Why does the RBA want unemployment to go up? And what has it got to do with inflation?

The Reserve Bank deputy governor’s assessment that unemployment was ‘too low’ to tame inflation drew anger from unions. But was it correct?