HRM minimum wage rate

task is to examine the key considerations in the minimum wage debate and to analyse through a lens of sustainability. Preparation/Instructions: You should structure your response around the following: [login to view URL]:Identify the key stakeholders impacted by the minimum wage debate. Explain the issues & perspective of each stakeholder. [login to view URL]:Analyse the issues faced by employers through a lens of sustainability. Focus on the Triple Bottom Line framework in particular, the social (people) and economic (profit) elements [login to view URL] / critique: Each year, the Fair Work Commission conducts a review of minimum wages. Stakeholders (e.g., employers, associations and universities) have the opportunity to provide a written submission for consideration in the minimum wage review. You are required to prepare a submission from the perspective of employers for consideration in the 2019/20 Annual Wage Review. The submission should: Clearly state what increase you are recommending. Be justified with evidence. Include a critique. This requires you to identify the best possible argument which could be raised in opposition to your position, and for you to refute the argument. The response length should be 1500 words (+/- 10%) excluding the reference list. It is not necessary to have equal word count for each part above but keep in mind each section is equally weighted (see marking rubric above). Structure & Formatting Subheadings should identify each of the 3 sections. You only need to address the 3 areas identified above, i.e., you do not need to write an introduction or conclusion. Required to reference (i.e. use within their document) at least 8 sources, including a minimum of 6 peer reviewed journals. You must distinguish clearly between your own words/analysis and those of your sources using Harvard citations. Research & Referencing required to reference (i.e. use within their document) at least 8 sources, including a minimum of 6 peer reviewed journals. You must distinguish clearly between your own words/analysis and those of your sources using Harvard citations. Failure to provide appropriate citations is plagiarism. Your list of references should only include material cited in the PROJECT.