Sentence examples for compulsory superannuation from inspiring English sources

Currently the government claims 95% of their compulsory superannuation contributions when backpackers leave Australia.

The government introduced an extended freeze on increases to compulsory superannuation contributions as part of a deal to secure the mining tax repeal last year.

Freezing increases to compulsory superannuation contributions for the next seven years is not the government's preferred option, the treasurer, Joe Hockey, has admitted.

Daley warned that ignoring non-super savings could lead policymakers to force people to save too much through superannuation, if the compulsory superannuation guarantee was lifted from 9.5%to12%2% of wages, as currently legislated.

The Grattan Institute says these facts reveal current policies – such as the plan to lift the compulsory superannuation rate across the board from 9.5%to12%2% by July 2025 – are unnecessary and excessive, and it will make the retirement income system unsustainable.

The trend towards earlier retirement of psychiatrists in the public sector [ 6] may be partly explained by their compulsory superannuation contributions.

The Fund handles public sector superannuation liabilities - or compulsory retirement funds.

All employers are required to pay an additional nine per cent of the employee's salary into the superannuation fund, which is the compulsory Australian public retirement fund, and no exception for seasonal workers applies.

Abbott's "enemies" will have to formulate clear alternative revenue raising measures, not just by closing privileged entitlements, but by using a creative set of massive capital raisings (a minimum of $50bn per annum or less than 3% from the $1.9tn superannuation system) in the form of compulsory levies, social infrastructure bonds and the like, in return for continued favourable tax treatment.

Those employed by public hospitals will have been required to join the State Authorities Superannuation Scheme (SASS) or the State Superannuation Scheme (SSS).

Stewart says the country's system of people funding their own retirement through superannuation relies on workers having employers to pay a compulsory contribution.