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  • Businesses pass on super hikes to their staff
    CEO of Ignite Global Kim Seeling Smith says businesses who pass on super hikes to their staff in the form of reduced salaries could end up paying more in the long run. “Employers using this policy may find it costs much more than it saves,” she said. “Employees have more choice of jobs than ever before as the economy and skills shortages heat up.” “After the year we’ve all had, it doesn’t take much for someone to get fed up and quit.”
    10 min
  • The Medical Cost Finder
    Australian Society of Ophthalmologists Dr Peter Sumich spoke to the program about the federal government’s Medical Costs Finder. The Medical Costs Finder is an online tool that helps patients find out more about the cost of specialist medical services. “It is a terrific initiative to promote transparency and patient choice,” Dr Sumich said. “Over time, as awareness increases it will become even more valuable.” The online tool covers common services in and out of hospital and the results are based on the most recent publicly available government data about what patients have paid for medical services. Find out more
    7 min
  • Dream Factory: GMH Design at Fishermans Bend 1964–2020
    Richard Ferlazzo, Product and Transport Design Consultant and the former Design Director, GM Holden Design, Australia spoke to the program about an exhibition showcasing the history of GMH design at Fishermans Bend. Event:  Dream Factory: GMH Design at Fishermans Bend 1964–2020 Dates:  until 31 August 2021 Open:   Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm (closed weekends and public holidays) Venue: City Gallery, Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston Street, Melbourne Cost:    FREE Website: www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/citygallery
    8 min
  • Local tug crews protest in Geelong
    David Ball, Maritime Union of Australia Deputy Victorian Branch Secretary spoke to the program about a protest involving maritime workers regarding a decision by Australia’s largest towage operator, Svitzer Australia, to replace local tug crews at the Port of Geelong with fly-in fly-out labour hire workers.
    8 min
  • Burying sexual harassment isn’t the answer
    Safety Leadership Expert Anton Guinea spoke about how industries should be responding to reports of sexual harassment. “As a society, we’re increasingly dealing with issues of gender change and mental health,” he said. “So, why are we not addressing sexual harassment, including the behaviour causing it and the impact on the individual?”
    11 min

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