Australia has a comparatively high rate of worker redundancies following corporate downsizes

By Anna Patty
April 9 2016 - 12:15am
One in three Australian workers made redundant are paid less in their new jobs. Photo: Gabriele Charotte
One in three Australian workers made redundant are paid less in their new jobs. Photo: Gabriele Charotte
Australian employers find it easier to hire and fire than many other developed countries.
Australian employers find it easier to hire and fire than many other developed countries.

Australia has a high rate of firing workers when companies downsize compared with many other developed nations, a new report has found.

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