- A political campaign is underway exposing inconsistencies in Anthony Albanese's statements and policy pledges regarding negative gearing and power prices.
- Government announces policies affecting Australian workers.
- The government is following commission advice on policy, with commissions investigating sector wages and conditions.
PwC was hired to advise on reforms flagged by the Productivity Commission, following Kaldas's inquiry.
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Updated Sep 6
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What happened
PwC was hired to advise on reforms flagged by the Productivity Commission, following Kaldas's inquiry.
Who's involved
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Part of
The government is following commission advice on policy, with commissions investigating sector wages and conditions.Also in this story
- Anthony Albanese addresses concerns regarding Productivity Commission findings related to Western Australia's economic interests.
- The Fair Work Commission recognized the undervaluation of allied health work in its findings involving VAHPA.
- The government is seeking recommendations from a commission.
- Policy changes exclude medicine from Prac Payment expansion, impacting student placement hours at the University of New England.
The entities involved
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Productivity Commission
Australian Government's principal review and advisory body on microeconomic policy and regulation
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PricewaterhouseCoopers
multinational professional services brand
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