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Release of draft revised RTO Standards for consultation
Removal and storage business penalised
Unemployment remains low, public-sector wages need to rise
UniMelb backpay vindication of staff
Better protections for Kiwis using Buy Now, Pay Later
WA Health workers accept State Government wages offer
$294,000 essential housing maintenance funding for Goldfields Aboriginal community
Australian PMI: Manufacturing conditions flat in October
Chance for community connection and conversations
Targeted Engagement Program recognised for assisting with education pathways for young people in Western Australia
JumpStart recognised for accessible education and employment for incarcerated people in Queensland
Glitz and Glamour Ball gets bigger and better
Another day, another red-tagged Million Dollar Fish in bag!
Draft planning reforms open for feedback
RBA announces cash rate decision 1 November
WA local governments to be covered by State employment laws
Ground breaks on new $39 million Armadale TAFE campus
Capital gains: There’s more to employability than employment
Allens advises NAIF on Thunderbird Mineral Sands Project
Cybersecurity breaches call for rental data collection overhaul
Team Leader Business Support Unit
Bulk Round – Executive Assistants and Business Support Unit
First Nations procurement up by more than one-third
Commonwealth Bank announces its next Elevate Reconciliation Action Plan
Australia Post releases 2022 Annual Report
Wageline publishes Christmas – New Year public holiday information
Industry partnership to grow early childhood education and care workforce
Council delivers Annual Report 2021/22
2021 Census: Veterans more likely to be working full-time: Australia
Manager Finance, Procurement and Governance
Uptake of Government’s Training Incentive Allowance skyrockets
Ballarat Professional Mentoring Program
Workforce Australia Committee to hold first public hearing
UN expert: Ban “povertyism” in same way as racism and sexism
Ten Years After Sandy: NYU Public Health Researchers Chart Region’s Recovery
5 tips on how to become Hotel General Manager
Queensland Industrial Relations laws strengthened
Fortescue’s First Nations employment program marks 15 years of creating jobs
Updates from NSW Government, Albanese Labor Government, ASIC and more
Wodonga TAFE and La Trobe University partnership to provide Early Childhood solutions with new GROW initiative
Boronia receives $983k funding boost
Wellbeing Budget matters: Turner Institute
Disability Employment Australia strongly supports two-year extension of DES program
Victorian Premier issues statement 28 October
Farmers need certainty over emissions pricing – removing government from equation might help
Statement from City of Melbourne 28 October
UN women’s committee in latest guidance urges better protection of indigenous women and girls
Multi-employer bargaining threatens to undermine productivity