AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSuperannuation switch scams: Finance minister Daniel Mulino says recent super losses involved “lead generation” and conflicted advice, urging Aussies to watch for unsolicited calls, return promises, unclear fees and pressure to set up SMSFs. Workplace rights (WFH): A major union win backs a model WFH term in an office-workers’ award, while Victoria’s work-from-home legislation faces business pushback. Job market pressure: S&P flags rising prime arrears across states as higher rates bite, with Victoria and NSW expected to see sharper increases. Corporate HR/layoffs: KPMG Australia cuts nearly 400 roles after audit leaks scandal, adding to a wider consulting slowdown. Workforce training: Qantas opens a $65m training centre and adds Australia’s first A350 simulator. Safety and compliance: Fines rise after “dodgy job ads” spruik below-minimum pay, and regulators warn AI could make home-loan fraud easier. Decarbonisation jobs: CSL’s hybrid battery-powered bulk carrier starts operating in South Australia, signalling more tech-enabled roles in logistics and shipping.
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