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Wage weakness deepens as EBAs slide, locking in low pay rises for years

Australia's slow wage growth is becoming more deeply entrenched, with the latest batch of enterprise bargaining agreements falling across the board.

by | 1 Aug, 2019

The average annual wage increase (AAWI) granted in new EBAs in the first quarter this year was 2.7 per cent.

Read more at the ABC.

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