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You see, business owners, large and small are the only link in the entire super chain that is unpaid for their efforts and, to make this even more complex, is simply adding to the decent felt by most who foot the increasing bills for this unpaid work.
As an example, it is possible for a business with say five staff, to have to pay super into five different funds and, this can also be changed, at will, by the employee, again, without one single cent being provided to the employer.
Now it's not the fault of the employee, as they are simply becoming increasingly aware of the benefits/risks of all the funds at their disposal, but few have any idea what is involved when they change funds.
The simple solution in my view would be for the government to establish a national super trust fund, where every cent of employer paid super is paid to, then employees can instruct their chosen funds to draw down from this fund.
How simple would that be.
At least this would be one burden removed from small business owners, most of whom are battling through what is the worst conditions I have seen in twenty plus years.