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State Wage Case Submission 2023
…the State Minimum Wage was 47.6 per cent of the WA AWOTE (see Figure 19). Figure 19. WA AWOTE, Median Earnings and State Minimum Wage Source: ABS 6302.0, 6333.0, and…
…the State Minimum Wage was 47.6 per cent of the WA AWOTE (see Figure 19). Figure 19. WA AWOTE, Median Earnings and State Minimum Wage Source: ABS 6302.0, 6333.0, and…
…job market, the combination of minimal or stagnant wage growth and persistently insufficient Commonwealth income support, has meant that many households are struggling to cover the cost of basic necessities….
…a 5.25% increase to the State Minimum Wage and a 4.65% increase to WA Awards in its 2022 decision on the State Wage Case. Approximately 30 per cent of the…
…a 5.25 per cent increase to the State Minimum Wage and a 4.65 per cent increase to WA Awards in its 2022 decision on the State Wage Case. Approximately 30…
…Federal Government and from the State Government’s $600 electricity credit during this period. At the time of this State Wage Case, however, all of these financial supports have been removed,…
…has a particular interest in the adequacy of living standards and quality of life experienced by Western Australians living on low incomes. WACOSS’s submission to the 2021 State Wage Case…