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READ MOREAustralia at risk of US-style inequality and dead end jobs, warns ACTU
"Anaemic" wages growth, a widening gap between rich and poor and a "powerful elite" of banks, insurers and multinationals are the main outcomes for Australians from 27 years without a recession.
That is the ACTU's take on inequality in Australia today — it is warning the policies of the Morrison Government could result in an American-style economy of dead end jobs, poverty pay levels and zero job security.
Read more at the ABC.
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