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AWU welcomes first step in scrapping ABCC
ACTU support for Svitzer workers
Graduation day for 20 Police Officers
Monash University accused of systemic underpayment of staff in new breach
200 permanent jobs at Grosvenor big improvement, but too many left behind
New bus contracts to provide better job security for drivers 12 July
NTEU welcomes jobs and skills summit as opportunity to tackle insecure work and wage theft
Tug company seeks to cut pay of workers who averted disaster for stricken cargo ship
New Union division vows to tackle job security, fatigue as pilot survey reveals safety concerns
PHI: Offshore Alliance keeps moving up
High employment offsets cost of living concerns
Mt Arthur Mine – Key to Jobs and Energy Crisis
New ABS Labour Force Figures
Aviation turbulence will continue until Commission takes off
ABS members and employees
More relief teachers for regional schools
What will Labor’s proposed changes to Fair Work Act mean for Australians?
Girls have worse Covid mental health than boys
What Women Want Survey
Lockyer Valley – unlock new career in community safety
ACTU welcomes new Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
Win for electrical workers at federal election 2022
Dutton can change course on wages
Have you considered joining Protective Services Group?
NTEU welcomes incoming Albanese government, calls for urgent higher education rescue package
Blue Haven aged care sale must include job security guarantees
First Nation election policies
Casual conversion and right to request
Survey reveals tradies are optimistic about rest of 2022, but need more economic support and new technology solutions
Shoalhaven City council must prioritise permanent jobs
Victorian universities over-reliance on casual staff exposed
RBA projects real wage cuts until end of 2023
OA secures strong UPS Northern Endeavour Enterprise Agreement
INPEX workers back standout Enterprise Agreement
CPSU welcomes Labor’s public sector commitments
Underfunded, overworked, and underpaid
Independent mining statistics should be used accurately
Sydney Uni Staff to Strike for 48 Hours
Morrison’s forestry plan fails timber workers
Minerals Council peddling misleading figures on permanent mining jobs
Anglo must stop Hunger Games and directly employ Grosvenor workforce
ATO win tracker
NZCTU supports Better Protections for Contractors
Election an opportunity to improve living standards for working people
Morrison Government launches roadmap to $900 million spend on Australia’s research infrastructure
Women worried they will pay financial penalty for caring for children and want government action to address super inequity
Global tug BOSS REFUSES to meet local workers his company wants to LAY OFF
Covid pandemic worsened pre-existing inequalities in creative industries