Reverse the ‘devastating’ cuts to penalty rates: Inquiry

Sheshtyn Paola 27/07/2018

A report has found no evidence the 2017 cuts created new jobs or increased hours for workers, and warns they will result in wage stagnation for the pharmacy industry The Parliament of Victoria's final report on its inquiry into penalty rates has found the reduction in rates is already having a significant detrimental impact on

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Reverse the ‘devastating’ cuts to penalty rates: Inquiry

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