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One Nation proposes plan to divert superannuation to boost pay
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party has proposed allowing workers to redirect their superannuation contributions into their take-home pay, drawing criticism from the federal government.
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One Nation proposes plan to divert superannuation to boost pay
- One Nation revealed a plan to divert superannuation contributions into workers' take-home pay.
- Health Minister Mark Butler criticized the One Nation plan, describing it as terrible.
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- Sep 7 · 8:48 PM
Barnaby Joyce stated that the proposed superannuation plan would have a minute inflationary effect.
- Sep 7 · 5:08 AM
Critics warned that One Nation's proposed superannuation changes could result in a $25,000 loss for workers.
- Sep 6 · 11:30 PM
One Nation has proposed early superannuation access for renters and mortgage holders.
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- How much support the proposal will gather among other crossbenchers.
- Whether One Nation will draft formal legislation for the plan.
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- Sep 7 · 8:48 PM
Barnaby Joyce stated that the proposed superannuation plan would have a minute inflationary effect.
- Sep 7 · 5:08 AM
Critics warned that One Nation's proposed superannuation changes could result in a $25,000 loss for workers.
- Sep 6 · 11:30 PM
One Nation has proposed early superannuation access for renters and mortgage holders.
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