From July 1, the minimum wage will be increased from $24.10 per hour, to $24.94 an hour.
- the increase is above inflation, currently at 2.4%
- but less than the 4.5% called for by the Australian Council of Trade Unions
From July 1, the minimum wage will be increased from $24.10 per hour, to $24.94 an hour.
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