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TAFE Gippsland Campuses Charging Up For EV Training
Some senior bureaucrats earn more than $1 million a year. How did we get here?
Offshore Alliance files for protected industrial action ballot at INPEX sites
New campaign calls on Tasmanians to ‘Bring your experience. Secure your future’
KiwiSaver payments have to rise – but earners shouldn’t be penalised if they can’t afford it
Labor Must Deliver Wage Justice For Essential Workers
ABC staff to take industrial action in fight for quality jobs
CAROW Announces AI And Work Grant Recipients
Queensland Rail rejects false claims, locks in job security and better customer service
Course 89 Proves There’s No Single Path Into Policing
NTEU backs new report’s path for major research funding reform
A once-in-a-multigeneration opportunity to supercharge research and development
Workers First Union 3: Uber 1
Time to retrain? How to future-proof your career in the AI age
Dark day for workers as Parliament passes bill that strips away job security
Dark day for working New Zealanders as the Employment Relations Amendment Bill passes
ABC staff send clear message to management: quality news starts with quality jobs
Facilities Management Has a Safety Trust Problem
TMI AI: How too much info from artificial bosses can harm gig workers
Enterprise bargaining boosts wages for millions of Australian workers
The India-UK trade deal is a prime opportunity to protect to some of the world’s most vulnerable workers
Eraring extension welcome news for power station workers — Myuna coal miners need certainty too
Bargaining rule ‘handbrake on productivity’
Economic Bulletin December 2025
Fair and affordable pay rise secured for Education Facility Attendants before Christmas
Govt delivers uncertain future for hundreds of workers just in time for Christmas
New laws to deliver affordable, reliable and sustainable energy for Queensland
The future of work – according to Generation Z – is purposeful, digital and flexible
Peter Hampton appointed for further term at Fair Work Commission
Sexual harassment rampant in workplaces as fear of speaking up revealed
VET Completion Rates Reach 4-year High
Enterprise Bargaining Factsheet
Protecting Regional Jobs At Victoria’s Biggest Gold Mine
Contracts to sustain Navy’s Collins class submarines extended
Gender Equality At Work Is Coming, But Too Slowly
Tomago aluminium bailout should come with a public stake, Greens say
NSW Government delivers response to the 2024 Drug Summit Report
University of Newcastle using tired tactics to avoid giving staff fair pay rise
AVIATION WORKERS TO PROTEST AT SYDNEY AIRPORT OVER LACK OF JOB SECURITY FOR CERTIS STAFF
UC Announces Casual Professional Staff Underpayments
Strike Action At ACU Over Woeful Pay Offer
Science Funding Change Raises Fresh Concerns About Jobs And Research Independence
Critical IT Workers And Others Keeping Health System Running Vote To Strike For First Time
CWA Of NSW’s Annual Women’s Survey
NTPS Enterprise Agreement bargaining dispute referred to Fair Work Commission
Record number of employees covered by enterprise agreements as private sector employees benefit from real wage increases
TAFE SA launches free short course on AI to prepare workforce for the future
BHP Issues Notice to Bargain for All Port Operations and Maintenance Employees

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