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Workers are more pessimistic about future wage increases

Fewer households report higher earnings, an employment confidence survey shows.

Nevil Gibson
Wed, 26 Sep 2018

Workers are having more concerns about their incomes, as the number reporting a pay increase falls to a three-year low.

The Westpac McDermott Miller Employment Confidence Index for the September quarter shows a slight decline – a 2.9-point drop to 114.5 – but remains fairly buoyant compared

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Nevil Gibson
Wed, 26 Sep 2018
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