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READ MORESuper Retail Group hands back $1.7m in JobKeeper subsidies
Super Retail Group will follow Toyota Australia in voluntarily repaying $1.7 million in JobKeeper payments after posting a spike in half-year sales, as Labor turns the heat up on businesses that have recovered to do the same.
Super Retail Group, who owns Supercheap Auto, Rebel Sports, Boating Camping and Fishing, and Macpac, announced its decision to return $1.7 million in wage subsidies in a trading update on Monday.
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