Latest minimum wage News

16 October 2026
Sydney Labour Hire Director Penalised For Breach
Wage Growth Slows In September After August Bounce
12 October 2026
Three in four people in households reliant on JobSeeker live in poverty
Home support workers can’t afford to do their jobs as petrol prices hit record high
More than $470,000 in penalties imposed, as finance broking operator sanctioned for third time
Former Oliver Brown Café Operators Face Court
“What are we giving up?” – cost of living pushing working people out of an ordinary life
Raising Rates Will Push More People Out Of Employment
“Don’t risk 6 years of Luxon” – NZCTU launches election campaign
What Have Workers Lost Under National-led Government?
Minimum wage increases for health professional employees
Australia risks the high unemployment of Canada and New Zealand
Sydney IT Company And Director Face Court
Income Support Needs Real Increase Not Just Indexation
16 September 2026
15% Pay Rise For Early Educations Locked In
15 September 2026
$14.37 Hour: ACT’s Pay Cut For Young Workers
15% Pay Rise For Early Educators Locked In
Canada’s fast delivery comes at a cost for migrant truck drivers
More than 9 in 10 people on JobSeeker struggling to afford food as unemployment climbs: New report
BPC Statewide Crackdown On Unregistered Practitioners
Super-for-rent Would Rob Workers Of Dignity In Retirement
Living Wage Rise Shows What’s Possible
Accounting and financial services company penalised for unlawful cashback scheme
Fines rise after dodgy job ads spruik below-minimum rates
TRANSPORT INDUSTRY APPLIES TO MAKE SUPERMARKETS AND RETAIL GIANTS ACCOUNTABLE FOR ILLEGAL SHAM CONTRACTS IN THEIR SUPPLY CHAINS
Former director of Melbourne electrical services company faces court
JobSeeker Falls From Same Rate As Pension To 68% Today
Melbourne plumber allegedly paid migrant worker no wages for a year of work
Government Must Protect People Amid Rising Unemployment
Wages Continue To Grow Under Labor 19 August
Australia Sets Historic Pay Floor For Delivery Drivers
Gender Pay Gap At New Record Low
Beauty Salon Operators Penalised For Deliberate Breach
Legislation introduced to lock in 15% pay rise for early educators
Youth mental health decline coincides with increased economic pressure: new report
Melbourne software company and director penalised for deliberate breaches
Former ‘Big Fat Greek’ operators penalised for deliberate breach
Labour-hire operator in court over alleged underpayment of Japanese fruit pickers
New Inflation Figures 29 July
US Tariff Decision Blow To NSW Agriculture
Australian Greens thank outgoing ACTU leaders for their service to working people
ANMF pays tribute to ACTU leaders Sally McManus and Michele O’Neil
“Untruthful” Cleaning Business Operator Penalised
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