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Don't Politicise Minimum Wage, Says Low-pay Expert

Andrew McCullum

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Andrew McCullum, president of Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS), has expressed concern about the federal government's new plans for determining minimum wages calling for non-politicisation of process. McCullum believes that a fair and effective wage fixing process is one that gives the parties, governments and other interests a fair public hearing and the Australian Industrial Relations Commission is well placed to play the role.

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Andrew McCullum, president of Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS), has expressed concern about the federal government's new plans for determining minimum wages calling for non-politicisation of process. McCullum believes that a fair and effective wage fixing process is one that gives the parties, governments and other interests a fair public hearing and the Australian Industrial Relations Commission is well placed to play the role.

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Andrew McCullum, president of Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS), has expressed concern about the federal government's new plans for determining minimum wages calling for non-politicisation of process. McCullum believes that a fair and effective wage fixing process is one that gives the parties, governments and other interests a fair public hearing and the Australian Industrial Relations Commission is well placed to play the role.

Key concepts: Minimum wage, Government (linguistics), Commission, Industrial relations, Public administration, Wage, Public service, Labour economics

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