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Late last week (14 November), the Victorian government passed a bill aimed at protecting customer-facing workers from ...
Operational Services (OS), a recruitment arm of the BHP group, was ordered to pay 85 of its workers “non-economic” ...
The ATO’s use of contract workers to staff its phone lines has sparked concerns about data security and service ...
GenAI’s potential is immense, but so is the complexity of implementing it in ways that align with both business goals ...
Australian attorneys-general have been urged to re-evaluate spending as legal aid is impacted by the inadequate ...
The safety of students is a core responsibility of schools and their staff. But how far does a teacher’s duty extend ...
An NSW paramedic has been struck off and banned from practising for at least 12 months after failing to disclose to his ...
The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has launched Federal Court proceedings against RMIT University, alleging ...
The national unemployment rate has dropped to 4.3 per cent, and the job market is up 6.4 per cent year-on-year and 1.6 ...
Trust emerges and grows when leaders practice human-first leadership, leaning into empathy, resetting with emotional ...
Banking giant Westpac has back-paid nearly 47,000 staff more than $50 million and signed an enforceable undertaking (EU) ...
Services Australia will compensate an employee who was dismissed amid bullying complaints and significant mental health ...
Sydney Trains has distanced itself from an employee who was spotted at a neo-Nazi protest outside of NSW Parliament.
