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By Default Author 14 Apr, 2022
AndersElite Professional Recruitment Pty Ltd are proud to announce a multi-year sponsor partnership with Subiaco Football Club as a Platinum Partner. The partnership will see AndersElite feature on the back of the Subiaco guernsey and includes significant signage, branding and activation opportunities across Subiaco Lions assets. “It is great to have AndersElite as part of the Subiaco Football Club family in 2022, and look forward to the many years to come,” said Subiaco Football Club Corporate Partnerships and Business Development Manager, Zac Acott. Oliver Healy, Managing Director of AndersElite Professional Recruitment said he was looking forward to the 2022 season and the new partnership with the Subiaco Football Club. "The Lions have been very successful on and off the field the last 2 decades. We are delighted and honoured to be given the opportunity to partner with Subiaco Lions and happy in any way to support the club move forward", said Mr Healy.
By Default Author 28 Mar, 2022
From 1 July 2021 to 1 July 2025, the Superannuation Guarantee will increase from 9.5% to 12% in 0.5% increments. Under Australia’s Superannuation Guarantee laws, employers are normally required to pay the equivalent of 10% of ordinary time earnings in FY2021/22. Because of a concern that this will still leave many retirees too reliant on the age pension, the Parliament legislated a gradual increase of the percentage to 12% by 2025. Why the rise? Increases in the super guarantee have been discussed and implemented for almost as long as compulsory super has been around. Back in 1995, just three years after compulsory superannuation was introduced, economists were already warning that super contributions at current rates were likely to leave employees with insufficient super for a comfortable, independent income by the time they retire. In recent years, it has been generally accepted by governments that the super guarantee would need to be raised to 12% in order to meet the basic needs of Australian retirees
NOJAB
05 Oct, 2021
WA mine workers must be fully vaccinated by January 1 to keep their jobs after WA Premier Mark McGowan on Tuesday extended compulsory vaccination to the exploration, mining, and oil and gas sectors. Resource workers have now joined police, health, transport, and aged care workers in having vaccination as a requirement of their employment. Mr McGowan said other industries would be dealt with progressively. The government made its decision on the advice of Chief Health Officer Dr Andy Robertson.
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