Cuts could cost workers millions of in lost penalty rates: study

By Charlie Whiteley
August 31 2015 - 4:00am
Dubbo residents Allan Diggelman, Trish Williams, Jean Weekes, SDA NSW Secretary Bernie Smith and (back) Assistant Secretary Rob Tonkli at the RSL on Thursday.  
				       Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
Dubbo residents Allan Diggelman, Trish Williams, Jean Weekes, SDA NSW Secretary Bernie Smith and (back) Assistant Secretary Rob Tonkli at the RSL on Thursday. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

RETAIL workers in the Parkes electorate would be out of pocket for up to $24 million a year if penalty rates are cut, according to the most recent research which was conducted by the McKell Institute.

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