The federal government insists it is not focused on making Australians work longer or harder in its bid to improve productivity. Business leaders, unions and finance experts will head to Canberra for the economic roundtable.
Breakdown
- Federal Government holds an economic reform roundtable in Canberra with key economic leaders and stakeholders. 7s
- The roundtable aims to generate ideas for economic growth, higher living standards, and productivity. 12s
- Proposals include a four-day work week, AI for environmental approvals, and a road user charge for electric vehicles. 39s
- The Treasurer signals possible further cuts to import tariffs and rules out major tax reforms. 1m 4s
- The government seeks to ensure the roundtable leads to substantive outcomes, not just discussion. 1m 34s