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Unemployment probably does need to climb … for now (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. When Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock said last month that unemployment would “probably need to rise” to between 4.5 per cent and 5 per cent, she ruffled a few feathers, but she wasn’t wrong. With all that’s going on in the world, higher unemployment is probably a price we need to pay to stop inflation, or price growth, spiralling out of control. That doesn’t mean the bank should get comforta
CBA commits to cash and will keep hundreds of regional branches open until 2030 (opens the original)
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The country’s biggest bank has promised to keep its hundreds of regional branches open until at least December 2030, even as foot traffic has fallen, and pledged to maintain widespread access to cash despite a drop in usage. On Thursday, Commonwealth Bank announced it would extend its regional banking moratorium – which was due to end in July next year – for a further three years. Competitor Westpac extended its moratorium on rural bank branch closures to 2030 last year. CBA, which has the bigge
Informed of a job interview at 4am, but female garbo’s discrimination claim still fails (opens the original)
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A woman who was knocked back for a job as a garbage collector has failed in a gender discrimination claim, despite several men getting more notice of the interview than she did for the role in the male-dominated industry. The female casual garbage truck driver was applying for a permanent role with Sydney’s Inner West Council, but was only told at 4am that she would be interviewed at 10.30am the same day, with a shift in between, preventing her from preparing or changing out of her work clothes.
We don’t need more babies - and not just because we have migrants (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. The worry around falling fertility makes sense … sort of. Deaths in Australia are projected to outnumber births by the 2060s: the first time such a turning point has been forecast in the government’s intergenerational report (a document which has been released at least every five years for the past three decades laying out what the next 40 years might look like). One forecast in the latest report
‘Crack pipe and two meth bags’: Coles worker fails to regain job after alleged drug use (opens the original)
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A night fill manager at Coles who allegedly took drugs in a store has failed to win back her job after claiming she resigned while not being in a proper state of mind to make a calm, considered or voluntary decision. On Tuesday, the Fair Work Commission ruled that a Coles team member who had worked at the Traralgon store in Victoria since 2005 was not sacked by the supermarket or forced to resign because of Coles’ conduct. The case shows employees must have been dismissed by their employer, prov
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