#Australia Economy

[nando161mando]

Gary Stevenson: ‘Economists have been all wrong about almost everything for 15 years now’

[usernyoom]

here we go again 😭👎

[arcanemadman]

Me, fists clentched as the world continues to go to shit and I'm slowly losing my mind: Apathy is what they want, apathy is what they want, apathy is the enemy, apathy is what they want, don't let them force apathy onto you.

[going-to-superhell]

[circuitcharles]

I‘M UP

[ortanthaig]

didn’t get Dream Job(tm) but I have an interview with a super super cute cafe this week!! Big excite!!

[indelicateink]

kinda digging the australian trailer more than amc’s original efforts??

[nuttysoulbluebird]

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Extract 1: More than 20 per cent of the workforce is older than 55 and the retirement age isn't going down. That's according to analysis from KPMG. 

The company's urban economist, Terry Rawnsley, found that the average retirement age in 2022 and 2023 for men was 66.2, and for women, it was 64.8 — the highest they have been since 1972 and 1971, respectively.

Extract 2: Comparatively, 20 years ago, the average retirement age for women was 61.6 and for men 63.3, with the genders maintaining about a 1.5-year age gap between them. 

"The labour market behaviours of men and women have become much more in line," Mr Rawnsley said. 

"[Previously] women could access the age pension at an earlier age than men, that drove a little bit of early retiring.

"But now those two numbers are in line, the behaviour of men and women will probably converge over the next few years."

[nando161mando]

[m-ultraarticles]

Inside the life of an Emirates flight attendant

Alexandra Cosoff hasn’t paid for accommodation for the past 10 years after joining Emirates as a flight attendant and living in Dubai. The 33-year-old from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland is currently a cabin supervisor after climbing her way to the top where she gets to enjoy the perks of her “generous benefit package”. “Our accommodation is provided and salary is tax free – and not just that,…

[mycological-mariner]

Hmm… Cornish Western story… hm

[didnt-hear-cold-as-you-live]

hey Aussie besties uhhhhhh sorry if this is weird but send me a DM if anyone lives in or around Melbourne and wants to drive around on October 26 helping me buy a car

[going-to-superhell]

danananananana were completely fucked, completely fucked, were completely fucked

[ahmedtrade]

The true cost of gold 2023