to be honest no, Australia as a whole has driven wage growth up (cost of living/unemployment levels/skill shortages etc).
I would not be surprised if TYRO wage bill is 10% higher then it should be.
BUT, Tyro needs a new model which drives efficiency and streamlines processes to deliver more for less resources.
They hired an extra 30+ BDM's - to look after the existing/new customers - wage bill $3.6 million (estimate).
Ann: COVID-19 Trading Update 124 - Week Ended 29 July 2022, page-5
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