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Airport workers for Jetstar have stopped collecting fees from customers as part of industrial action.
More than 3,500 employees have been affected by significant and potentially systemic underpayments.
A new clause in the Clerks Award will give hundreds of thousands of administrative workers the right to request ...
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor must bring Senator Andrew Bragg “to heel”, the ACTU says, after the senator suggested ...
An appeal against the unfair dismissal of a Qube Ports employee has been refused by the Fair Work Commission despite ...
LinkedIn research shows that workers are leaving the big cities in droves in search of better employment and lifestyle ...
In a “landmark victory”, thousands of low-paid Domino’s franchisee workers could be entitled to significant compensation ...
An accounting firm and its founder have been found to have underpaid their former employee’s wages, superannuation, and ...
The effective management of young workers can have considerable implications for career motivation and life confidence, ...
What was once thought of as a rewarding, stable, albeit lower-paid profession is now seeing increasing demands and ...
The director of two transport and logistics companies has faced court after failing to address a damaged gate before the ...
An Indigenous research institute has rallied behind the findings from an anti-racism roadmap, purporting the moral, ...
The Fair Work Ombudsman has again commenced legal action for the alleged underpayment of workers in a sector seemingly ...
