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