THE ROLE OF STANDARD WAGE POLICY IN AUSTRALIA IN FORMING EMPLOYMENT STRUCTURE Australian employment structure maybe is one of the best in the world because it is support by adequate wages standard as a national economic backbone. OECD (2012) reported that Fair Work (FW) Act 2009 was able to guarantee wage and employment and this lead to a sharp increase in the employment rates in Australia. Australian standard wages policy supports their employment structure, but it needs further evaluation and…
increased income if minimum wage is raised, over 30% of the lowest paid women will have more income if that happens (Belman and Wolfson 404). Minimum wage is also associated with health. The more money someone have, the easier it is to stay healthy. Healthy foods are normally the expensive foods. Poor people can’t even take care of themselves because they are too busy to make money to just survive. People with unhealthy lifestyles tend to be…
Minimum wage was introduced into American policy as part of the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1938 by Franklin D. Roosevelt. The first wage was set at $.25 an hour. The United States is not the only country that has enacted this policy, other counties include China, Canada, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia and United Kingdom to name a few. The federal minimum wage is $7.25 this was effective July 24, 2009. State governments are able to enact their own state minimum wage law, as matter of fact two…