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New ABS Labour Force Figures
Increase to general federal law court fees
$7.9 billion wage hike will hurt small business
QLD CFMMEU official Andrew Blakeley has entry permit suspended for three months
What will Labor’s proposed changes to Fair Work Act mean for Australians?
NEWSFLASH: We won casual conversion case
TWU slams Qantas cash splash on costly High Court appeal attempt over 2000 illegal sackings, dragging out workers’ suffering
Now Hiring: National Legal Officer – QLD
Former bistro business operators face court
ETU urges Goodline employees to VOTE NO to substandard agreement
Win for electrical workers at federal election 2022
Vaping company in court on cashback allegation
Operators of hair and beauty salon in court
NSW CFMMEU organiser Justin Hobson has permit suspended for three months
Employment Summit Ai Group business perspective
Former Kilmore bistro operator penalised
What election outcome means for you
Australia’s most comprehensive WFH study reveals $5.5bn saved in travel time costs, recommends spending on digital infrastructure
One in Five Worked with COVID Symptoms; Sick Leave Entitlements Must Be Strengthened
ETU FACTS: Working conditions and federal election
Major parties need to work harder to support women and families: Scorecard
Ai Group comment on FWC’s Family and Domestic Violence Leave Decision
Residential construction company in court
Casual conversion and right to request
Barton fights for transport workers’ basic rights
AICD supports positive duty under Sexual Discrimination Act 10 May
Furniture delivery business operator in court
Financial advisory business operators face court
Installation and fit-out business in court
“heads must roll” says TWU as federal court upholds illegal outsourcing ruling, Qantas to pay compensation & penalties
OA secures strong UPS Northern Endeavour Enterprise Agreement
Operator of vehicle repair business faces court
Support for care and community workers
Labor to Deliver Fair Pay & Conditions for Working Women
Horticulture Award changes start today
Landmark case to lift aged care wages begins Tuesday
ABCC alleges CFMMEU targeted Victorian building company in three-month campaign to disrupt work
Central Queensland sole trader in court
Morrison refuses to clarify position on BOOT
Sydney cafe operators penalised
Brisbane roofing business faces court
Wage-thief bosses fined 6.5 times less than workers they rip off under Morrison’s plan
Spotless penalised for failing to pay redundancy
FWO investigates 15 Sharetea stores
Landmark High Court decision paves way for maximum penalties to be imposed against CFMMEU
Former burger outlet operators face court
CFMMEU official allegedly threatens to “grab my bat and start swinging it around”
Brisbane insurance company in court