Analysis
The Federal Government’s $130b JobKeeper package will see it effectively become paymaster to nearly half the Australian workforce. Peter Martin unpacks the detail.
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UPDATED | Businesses will be given wage subsidies of up to $1500 a fortnight for each worker to keep staff on during the coronavirus crisis as part of an unprecedented $130 billion package.
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