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Australia Q3 Wage Price Index +0.8% Q/Q

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  • The seasonally adjusted WPI rose 0.8% this quarter and 3.5% over the year.
  • Both the private sector and the public sector rose 0.8%, seasonally adjusted, for the quarter.
  • In original terms, the largest industry contributors to quarterly wages growth were Healthcare and social assistance (+1.7%), Retail trade (+2.1%), and Administrative and support services (+2.1%).
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  • The seasonally adjusted WPI rose 0.8% this quarter and 3.5% over the year.
  • Both the private sector and the public sector rose 0.8%, seasonally adjusted, for the quarter.
  • In original terms, the largest industry contributors to quarterly wages growth were Healthcare and social assistance (+1.7%), Retail trade (+2.1%), and Administrative and support services (+2.1%).