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Time for some sensible amendments to Australia’s workplace relations system
Historic global Convention to eliminate violence and harassment at work passed
Israel Folau launches GoFundMe campaign to help cover legal costs
Union fighting for early childhood teachers
Equal pay fight continues fifty years after landmark case
Mining companies on notice as workers backpaid thousands for unpaid pre-start briefings
Sydney: NRMA ferry crews to go on strike this afternoon
Pollies, judges get 2% pay rise
Melbourne Aviation Refuellers Strike for Protected Industrial Action
Folau seeks up to $10m payout
Israel Folau to pursue right to freedom of religion
Biometric recognition technology in workplace
New minimum wage yearly bill for businesses up by at least $2.2 billion
Minimum wage rise will strengthen economy and reduce poverty: So would an increase in Newstart Allowance
Ombudsman respects independent minimum wage decision
National wage decision a further challenge for NSW businesses
Effects of substantial 3% Minimum wage increase “remain to be seen”
FWC points to slower economic growth and low inflation in awarding more modest minimum wage increase than last year
Win for workers but long road left to Living Wage
“VOTERS HAVE REJECTED ‘CHANGE RULES:'” ARA REBUKES ACTU AND SALLY McMANUS
“a win for retailers:” ARA welcomes re-election of Morrison government
Fair Work Commission survey of employers covered by SCHADS Award
ACTU welcomes ALP action on wage theft
Ai Group argues for 2% wage increase at today’s Annual Wage Review final consultations
Minimum wage workers robbed in Morrison’s Australia
Labor’s wage theft crackdown
What will ALP’s key Industrial Relations Policies mean for business?
Finance Sector union and CBA in Fair Work Commission tomorrow
Australian Chamber to call for 1.8% increase to minimum and award wages today in Melbourne
Position Vacant: Industrial Legal Officer – Sydney National Office
Wage theft in election spotlight: Melbourne eat Street theft
BHP’s dodgy new agreement will drive down coal wages across Bowen Basin
Fiona Simson: It could be game over for farmers and their family-operated businesses
Industry-wide wage increases set and subsidised by government put small businesses under pressure
Election 2019: It could be game over for farmers and their family-operated businesses
Shorten’s early childhood funding boost welcomed by IEU
Better pay for early childhood educators
Labor’s dodgy plan to spend billions it doesn’t have
Council awarded White Ribbon Workplace Accreditation
ALP backs workers, Morrison attacks conditions
ACTU must stop misrepresenting facts on employment
Queensland electrical contractor penalised almost $40,000
Merit-based selection panel to oversee appointment of SA Employment Tribunal Commissioners
Uncertainty threatens business
New wage system for hort growers & workers
Release of Final Report of Ministerial Review of State IR system
Position Vacant: Industrial Legal Officer – Queensland & Northern Territory
Two weeks to implement new wage rates not long enough