Unions to push for wage rises to counter housing pressures
6 February 2026
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Australian Unions will pursue above-inflation wage rises this year because of rising housing costs.
Australian Unions will pursue above-inflation wage rises this year because of rising housing costs.
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Australian unions welcome the passage of the Albanese Government’s payday super legislation through
Parliament yesterday.
Australian workers are on collective agreements in record numbers and securing stronger wage growth outcomes, according to new wage data.
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