Flare HR commissioned PPG to analyze the potential impact of banning advertising on digital platforms offering superannuation fund choices to employees during job onboarding.
PPG’s analysis concludes that the proposed ban would significantly reduce worker engagement with their retirement savings, leading to higher costs and a smaller nest egg for retirees.
Loss of choice would prevent workers from switching to better-performing funds with higher returns or lower fees and result in workers paying $17 million more annually in duplicate account fees.
Only 33% of employees currently make active decisions regarding who they choose to invest their superannuation savings, while only 42% are aware of government-provided tools for comparing fund returns.
PPG’s report provides policy recommendations – which the Federal Government adopted – to support consumer choice in retirement savings, empowering workers to make informed decisions about their financial future.
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The Bus Industry Confederation (BIC) commissioned PPG to help prepare a policy position paper on the best pathway to zero emissions for the bus industry.
Advanced economies say they are on the pathway to net-zero emissions, but are they just outsourcing goods production and the associated emissions to poorer countries while importing the goods for the benefit of their consumers and businesses?
PPG was commissioned by the Australian Sports Foundation to estimate the financial, health, and budgetary impacts of designating amateur sports clubs and athletes as having a ‘charitable purpose’.
PPG partnered with Arise to amplify the voices of the diverse group of Americans using Arise’s market-leading platform to deliver exceptional service to customers of the world’s biggest brands.
What do the World Rally Championship, Vintage Bentleys and Toyota FT60 racing cars have in common? They all use carbon-neutral fuel produced by our client, Berlin-based P1 Fuels.
The content creator economy is one of the fastest-growing sectors globally, projected to be worth over half a trillion dollars by 2027.
PPG released a detailed economic report, commissioned by Victorian property and construction companies, analysing the proposed expansion of the Vacant Residential Land Tax.
PPG was commissioned by Healius Limited to assess the economic sustainability of the Australian pathology industry and quantify any government investment needed to protect essential services and jobs.
DoorDash commissioned PPG to research the impact on workers, consumers, small businesses and the economy if the Australian Government passed industrial relations changes that would implement new conditions of work for Australians who choose to earn income through on-demand rideshare and delivery platforms.
DoorDash commissioned PPG to research the economic impact of forcibly reclassifying independent app-based delivery workers in Minnesota to become traditional employees.
