NEWS
9 August 2023
2023 GUIDE TO THE AUSTRALIAN MINIMUM WAGE FOR EMPLOYEES
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SOURCE: Indeed Editorial Team

General
Australia

The article provides a comprehensive guide to the Australian minimum wage for employees as of August 9, 2023. It explains that the minimum wage is the lowest legal payment an employee can receive and outlines the differences between the national minimum wage and industry award minimum wages. The article covers how the minimum wage varies for different age groups, including juniors and apprentices, as well as for employees under the Supported Wage System. It also discusses penalty rates, allowances, superannuation, and the importance of addressing minimum wage breaches. The article emphasizes that the information provided is based on the available data at the time of writing and recommends seeking local resources for the latest updates.

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NEWS
4 August 2023
GOODBYE GENDER PAY GAP, HELLO EQUAL PAY
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Dr. Luana Agius

General
Executive plans
European Union

The article discusses the recent efforts to address the gender pay gap in the European Union (EU). Despite the principle of equal pay being established in the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, the gender pay gap in the EU remains at around 14%. On March 30, 2023, the EU Parliament approved a Directive aimed at strengthening the application of equal pay for equal work or work of equal value between men and women through pay transparency and enforcement mechanisms.

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3.2 HYPER-PERSONALISATION: KEEPING EQUITY RELEVANT IN THE CURRENT CLIMATE

In the face of the ongoing and unprecedented mismatch between inflation and salary increases in 2023, which is expected to continue into 2024, companies find themselves in a relentless War for Talent. The challenge now is to ensure that equity plans remain effective and relevant in this ever-evolving landscape. In response to this changing environment, companies resorted to ‘one-off payments’ and ad-hoc share-based grants in 2022 and 2023.

Don't miss this session, where you'll gather invaluable knowledge about adapting equity plans to the challenges of today's talent landscape and future-proofing your organization's approach to employee rewards.

KEY LEARNING POINTS:

  • Navigating market trends: Gain insights into the market trends that unfolded in 2022 and 2023, understanding the dynamics that have shaped the current scenario.
  • The power of hyper-personalization: Explore how companies are harnessing the concept of "Hyper-personalization" to tailor equity rewards to individual employee needs and aspirations.
  • Revamping communication strategies: Discover how organizations are evolving their communication strategies to effectively reward and retain employees as we venture into 2024 and beyond.

 

CPE CREDIT HOURS: 1.0*

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Levels: O
Delivery method: Group live
Advanced preparation: None

CEP Continuing Education (CE) credit: 1.0 credits

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James Robertson, Computershare
Louise Sutton, AstraZeneca
David Edwards, NatWest
Alex Brooks, Computershare

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Thursday, 16 Nov 2023, 11:00 - 12:00
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