Labor Pledges to Pay Superannuation on Top of Paid Parental Leave

Eligible parents could receive an additional amount of 12 percent, or $106, paid to their super accounts per week from July 1, 2025.
Labor Pledges to Pay Superannuation on Top of Paid Parental Leave
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Alfred Bui
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The federal Labor government has promised to pay superannuation to people who receive Paid Parental Leave (PPL) support in a move to “close the super gap” between men and women.

On March 7, the government announced that it would include superannuation in support payments for parents starting next year.
Alfred Bui
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