June 30, 2018. Shadow employment minister Brendan O'Connor speaking to media at a pharmacy in Melbourne's north says further penalty rate cuts will hurt workers, especially pharmacy workers. UFS Pharmacy chief executive Lynne McLennan says she has committed to keeping penalty rates as her staff rely on them. Coburg pharmacy staff member Olivia Douglas says she needs the penalty rates to supplement her income while studying. (AAP VIDEO/Andrew Leeson)
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Saturday, June 30, 2018
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