High Inflation Caused 12,000 Job Losses in Australian Manufacturing: Industry Group 

‘There’s a pressing need to address the supply constraints across our economy that are at the root of our inflationary troubles,’ said Ai Group director.
High Inflation Caused 12,000 Job Losses in Australian Manufacturing: Industry Group 
A worker is seen on the production floor at the Civmec Construction and Engineering facility in Perth, Australia, March 10, 2017. AAP Image/Dan Peled
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A major peak industry body has revealed that Australia’s manufacturing sector slashed around 12,000 jobs, or 1.3 percent of the total workforce, in the 12 months leading to June 2024.

At a recent parliamentary inquiry on the cost of living, Jeffrey Wilson, a research director at the Australian Industry Group (Ai Group), discussed the challenges facing Australian businesses due to inflation.

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