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Timetable for the Annual Wage Review 2020–21

 

 

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Timetable

 A statement on 12 October 2020 confirmed the following timetable for the Annual Wage Review 2020–21.

Date

 Event
26 March 2021 Closing date for lodging submissions
2 April–5 April 2021 Easter
23 April 2021 Closing date for lodging reply submissions and any submissions relating to data or research published after 26 March 2021
7 May 2021 Closing date for expressions of interest in taking part in consultations 
14 May 2021* Closing date for lodging supplementary submissions relating to data or research published after 23 April 2021 and/or post-Budget submissions
19 May 2021^ Consultations
4 June 2021# Closing date for lodging submissions regarding the National Accounts March quarter 2021
8 June 2021 Closing date for lodging reply submissions regarding the National Accounts March quarter 2021

 * This date has been set on the assumption that the Budget for 2021–22 will be handed down on the second Tuesday of May, 11 May 2021, consistent with usual practice.

^ Format and location to be determined.

# This date has been set on the assumption that the ABS National Accounts data are released on the first Wednesday of June, 2 June 2021, consistent with usual practice.

Submission to draft timetable

In a statement issued on 17 September 2020, the President directed submissions to the draft timetable be submitted by 8 October 2020.

Submissions

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12 January 2021

 

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