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30,000 workers stung by super payment lag

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Nearly 30,000 young workers have missed out on superannuation payments, prompting new laws forcing employers to pay super on payday from July.

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Nearly 30,000 young workers have missed out on superannuation payments, prompting new laws forcing employers to pay super on payday from July.

10 hours ago·City of Perth, Australia

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PerthNow broke the news in City of Perth, Australia 10 hours ago on Sunday, March 22, 2026.

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Employers delayed or missed super payments for nearly 30,000 young construction workers last financial year before July 1 Payday Super rules start, aiming to improve timely payments.