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Court ruling on contractual set-off clauses creates ‘impossible’ ...
A recent Federal Court decision on annualised salary arrangements creates an “impossible regulatory burden” for small ...
How the smartest companies win by choosing talent over bias
Instead of defaulting to what looks right, focus on what is right, writes Vinisha Rathod.
Christmas job listings not meeting demand
A new report found that Christmas job advertisements are at a three-year low and down 0.6 per cent from last year.
Victorian worker fatally electrocuted
An investigation is underway by WorkSafe Victoria (WorkSafe) after a worker was fatally electrocuted while installing ...
Psychological safety still lags despite gains in employee wellbeing, ...
Despite notable progress by Australian workplaces in prioritising employee wellbeing, the CEO of Workplace Options ...
Downward envy: When bosses are jealous their staff
Co-worker envy has existed for quite some time, but since 2018, there has been an increase in downward envy; managers ...
Investing in AI? It won’t work without these people behind it
In all the breathless excitement about AI, transformation, disruption, automation, and innovation, there’s one small, ...
Finance director loses unfair dismissal case due to alleged lack of ...
A Melbourne-based finance director has failed to win his unfair dismissal case after the Fair Work Commission deemed it ...
Effective marginal tax rates driving seniors out of the workforce
Seniors receiving an age pension are shying away from being active in the workforce after being faced with exorbitant ...
‘A bank in crisis’: Union to lodge dispute with Fair Work against ANZ
The Finance Sector Union (FSU) has said it will lodge a dispute with Australia’s workplace relations tribunal, following ...
Hoddle Street murderer not entitled to compensation for workplace ...
The man responsible for the 1987 Hoddle Street massacre failed to secure compensation for his alleged treatment during ...
Psychosocial risks ‘now squarely in the crosshairs’ of regulators
The recent order from SafeWork NSW for UTS to pause its planned job cuts over serious psychological harm risks reflects ...