Highlights of this month’s Economic Bulletin include the current inflation and cost of living crisis and the latest child poverty statistics, alongside an update of… Read More »Budgets, Child Poverty & Cost of Living
Introduction from Craig Renney Greetings to one and all to this new economic bulletin from the CTU. This report has been brought to you by… Read More »Monthly Economic Bulletin – March 2022
What a wild ride the last year has been. I look back to my first Bulletin in January – I had NO IDEA – and… Read More »Labour, Houses, and the Reserve Bank
Hope you all enjoyed Labour Day this week – brought to you by the union movement. This month’s Economic Bulletin – a discussion of the… Read More »The Minimum Wage (and Gender Wage Gap)
For an election period we are, more than ever, spoilt for tax content Applying a tax policy lens – this means: Labour and the Green… Read More »Taxing times
In this Bulletin I attempt to unpick the Labour Market Statistics that came out on the 5th August 20 for the June 20 quarter.
Read More »A She- cession?Last week in the dead of night – just before midnight on Thursday – the Government passed the Equal Pay Amendment Act. This Act set out to improve the process for women in occupations that have been economically disadvantaged compared to work of equal value done by men.
Read More »Economic Bulletin – The Pay Equity Edition
Will we have an equitable post – Covid-19 future? Because we certainly didn’t have an equitable pre-Covid past. And this was heavily acknowledged by Grant… Read More »Budget 2020 – Rebuilding Together?
In the third Wellbeing Budget on May 14, which will respond to the effects of the Covid-19 lockdown, at least the following items are vital… Read More »A Wellbeing Budget for Covid-19 times
I very nearly didn’t write this. All month I have been thinking of angles or important things to discuss – only to find a day… Read More »Economic Bulletin: The COVID-19 lockdown edition
This month I was going to write about all the clawbacks and abatements of tax credits, accommodation supplement and the like. As they, like soaring rents, can seriously undermine the impact any pay increases people receive.
Read More »Maximum Sustainable EmploymentHello everyone. Andrea Black here – the new Policy Director and Economist for the CTU.
Continuing the multidisciplinary approach started with Bill Rosenberg and his origins in mathematical psychology, I am coming to you following a career in policy, accounting and tax – including tax enforcement.
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