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READ MOREBusiness leaders lambast Labor’s ‘living wage’
Business owners have angrily hit back at the suggestion that the minimum wage should rise to become a “living wage”, but Labor is yet to detail what such a rise would actually look like.
Speaking at a business summit in Sydney on Wednesday (6 March), Bill Shorten said that the existing minimum wage “is nowhere near a living wage”, and declared the upcoming federal election to be “a referendum on wages”.
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