Fine Qantas $120m for outsourcing, argues union
Qantas will today (19 May) begin Federal Court proceedings to decide its penalty for illegally outsourcing ground ...
Qantas will today (19 May) begin Federal Court proceedings to decide its penalty for illegally outsourcing ground ...
While many leaders see employee activism as a threat or a disruptive force, one workplace activist suggests that, when ...
In this special episode of The HR Leader Podcast, we showcase one of the headline speakers for the upcoming Bold Ideas ...
As unions and employers debate over the FWC’s recent move to implement pay rises for workers in women-dominated ...
Whether you love or hate him, whether you agree or not with laying off staff en masse, as Elon Musk did at Twitter (now ...
A law firm has claimed that the intended non-competes ban proposed by the re-elected Labor government will do more harm ...
In a post-pandemic world in which organisations are redefining culture and workers are recalibrating their career ...
A number of staff at a top-tier law firm will be axed following the loss of a major client.
A former Ambulance Victoria paramedic has been denied access to an internal report that investigated the alleged ...
The former chief people officer of Slater & Gordon has accused the law firm of allowing her to become the “public ...
The Law Society of NSW has labelled the newly proposed reforms to the NSW workers’ compensation scheme as both “rushed” ...
The Fair Work Commission’s wage review into women-dominated industries resulting in a pay rise is a welcome change – but ...
Data released today (15 May) by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has revealed that the unemployment rate has ...