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New community language resource for food delivery workers in collaboration with the Fair Work Ombudsman
Former United Petroleum outlet operator in Melbourne faces court
$62,000 payday for visa holder worker after Din Tai Fung lawsuit
Former Cleaning Business Operator Faces Court
FMA Cancels Filcare Services Limited’s Financial Advice Provider Licence
Cook Government Building WA’s Construction Workforce With $37.5 Million Budget Investment
Baby Formula Manufacturer To Front Court
Govt Parent Boost Changes Prioritise Rich Over Poor
Four myths about ‘low-skilled’ migration busted
Crop diversification is crucial to Canadian resilience in a changing world
ABF operations bolster protection of migrant workers in Far North Queensland
ABF acts to protect migrant workers in hospitality industry with national operation
Universities and social care depend on immigration. The UK government’s plans could be an economic own goal
Closing off social care jobs to migrant workers will only harm a sector that’s already in crisis
Sydney Housing Construction Company In Court
Vietnamese eateries that exploited migrant workers ordered to pay
IJM AUSTRALIA CONGRATULATES THE ALBANESE GOVERNMENT ON ITS RE-ELECTION
Vietnamese eateries that exploited migrant workers ordered to pay $802,000
Former Café Operator Penalised 24 April
Bar Operator Penalised
Record-keeping Blitz For Businesses Nationwide
More than 80 hard-to-fill positions have been added to the GV DAMA 
Melbourne Trailer Manufacturer In Court
P’Nut Street Noodles chain workers allegedly underpaid almost $1 million
Major multi-agency operation tackles key heavy vehicle safety issues in South Australia
Fair Work Ombudsman Targets Aged Care Providers
New Grant Opportunity To Protect Migrant Workers
Wage theft is now a criminal offence in NZ – investigating it shouldn’t be left to the police
Operator for the state’s first Migrant Workers Centre locked-in
Farm certification could make Canada’s farms fairer for migrant workers
Governments can keep raiding takeaways and nail bars, but businesses will still employ undocumented migrants
We Must Not Risk Going Backwards On Racism
Home Affairs nets ‘phantom’ businesses in suspected Tasmanian visa fraud
Upgrading Skills, Downgrading Women’s Work In China
Penalties for underpayment of migrant workers at United Petroleum-branded outlets
FWO And Home Affairs Inspect Melbourne Businesses
Fair Work Ombudsman Targets Hobart Eateries
Small Claims Procedure Review Released
Comment on the Scams Prevention Framework inquiry commencing today
New appointments bring business expertise to the Employment Relations Authority
$5 million in penalties after kids clothing retailer exploits migrant workers
Israel’s forced displacement orders in Lebanon may constitute grave breaches of International Humanitarian Law, say aid agencies
Newcastle Dumpling Restaurant Operators In Court
Wednesday 18 December
Securing the skills and experience NZ needs
Empowerment Through Safe Migration
Hotel operators penalised $104,000 for deliberately underpaying staff more than $320,000
PSA calls for end of unlawful lockout by disability support provider