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Sustainability Key To Ag Workforce Puzzle
Half of Australian workers open to career change in 2026 as demand for new skills grows
Companies Fined After Worker Loses Fingers
Explosive document dump days out from Christmas exposes Govt’s cynical attack on striking workers
Centre For Future Work To Evolve Into Standalone Entity
Women in Street Art program commissions a dynamic new installation from Jaz Mishap
Freeing political prisoners does not end policy of repression, warns UN expert: Belarus
Labor’s savage cuts to skills training will hurt students and workers
MBIE and PSA attend mediation to attempt resolution over legal actions regarding MBIE working from home restriction
Soft End To Consumer Confidence In 2025
Glencore’s credibility hits rock bottom with latest pay offer The Grinch and Scrooge rolled into one
RBNZ Governor speaks on Monetary Policy – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Workers Compensation Capitulation a Tragedy and Grotesque Betrayal
Unemployment Rate Steady At Historic Lows
Two arrested as part of Taskforce Hawk investigation into corrupt payments
Unemployment Rate Remains At 4.3%: Australia
Select Committee reports back on Employment Relations Amendment Bill
Filled jobs rise by more than 107,000 in the September quarter
Council Launches Back-to-basics Recruitment Drive
NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi President Sandra Grey Speech to the Labour Conference 2025
Fair Work Ombudsman spotlights Coffs Harbour, announces latest horticulture results
Pay Gap Pushes Women Into Month Of Unpaid Work
Working out working standards: Inquiry launched to review the National Employment Standards
New Zealand to increase support for PACER Plus
Fundraiser Success and Community Demand Lead to The Wesley’s Reopening
OCR lowered to 2.25% – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Greens Strengthen New Zealand’s First Ever Stalking Law
National principles for workers’ compensation and the gig economy now available
MEU calls on Sanjeev Gupta to hold a public Town Hall meeting amid growing uncertainty at Tahmoor
Wages And Salaries Reach Seasonal Peak Of $108.8 Billion: Australia
Ambulance Victoria staff strike as industrial action escalates over stalled pay talks and job cuts
Green Party Anti-Region, Anti-Jobs, Anti-Economy, Anti-Mining plan ‘laughable’
Infrastructure capacity key to new housing and industrial land supply
Rix’s Creek Miners Reach Agreement After Seven Weeks on Strike
Unemployment Rate Falls To 4.3%: Australia
NSW Nationals welcome passage of planning system reform bill
Maritime NZ proudly supporting international seafarers’ welfare
New Inquiry – Australia’s local government funding
Public sector employment and earnings rise in 2024-25
1.2 Million People Want Job: Australia
Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision
Migration Committee to inquire into the value of skilled migration to Australia
Another Monthly Decline In Australian Job Ads
Day Walk Turns Dangerous Prompting Reminder To Prepare
Epworth Freemasons trial of AI-powered foetal heart monitor
Outdated Westminster rules undermine democracy by excluding smaller parties
PSA backs CTU blueprint to drive economic growth through better labour relations
Rural productivity tipped to drop due to labour shortages 

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