Pay daze

Article Abstract:

The Australian Workers' Union, which represents more than 160,000 blue-collar workers, believes its workers should not be forced to pay for electronic payment of wages and bank charges. The union is launching its "banking campaign," aiming for a tax-free allowance of $2 to $5 per week per worker. Officials argue that employers benefit from the use of the EFT system and should pay for its service.

Banking industry, Evaluation, Automatic banking equipment industry, Prices and rates, Electronic funds transfer systems, Bank fees

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Famous last words

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the revitalization of the electronic and internet business in Australia despite the collapse in world stock prices during 2000 are discussed.

Australia, Economic aspects, Internet, Electronic commerce, E-commerce

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