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A new survey of 10,000 migrants reveals exploitation at work is the norm. Here’s how to fix it
Higher interest rates will push more people into unemployment – and onto poverty inducing Jobseeker Payments
Sydney Restaurant And Shisha Bar Manager In Court
Alander Lee Pulliam Jr Owner of A&A Sports Group Declares Independent Run for U.S. Senate in California Challenging the Corrupt Two-Party System
Rental Affordability Snapshot highlights urgent need for Budget action
Recruitment Company Director Penalised
Breach left family breadwinner needing to borrow heavily from parents
Türk applauds new law protecting domestic workers, urges other States follow suit: Indonesia
Queensland Café Director Penalised
Policing the grocery store checkout won’t fix Canada’s food retail crisis
Conflict Everywhere, Especially Here In New Zealand
The Fair Work Commission has abolished junior rates of pay for most over 18s. It’s a positive step
“Vital” wage rise would be a lifeline to low income earners and wouldn’t drive inflation – new analysis
Smash Repairs Operator Penalised
Sydney Childcare Centre Penalised Again
Winston Peters – “True Party Of Workers”
Labor Backs Apprentices For Pay Rise
Wage review needs to be conscious of current global economic shocks
Annual Wage Review submission supports wage increases for millions of workers
Migrant worker in Brisbane allegedly underpaid under unlawful cashback scheme
Brooke Van Velden Resignation Is Chance For U-turn
Australia must strengthen its safety net as unemployment and prices rise
Greens to back super changes as downpayment on real tax reform
Study Finds Correlation Between Public Health, Tax Policies
Former ramen restaurant operators penalised for deliberate Compliance Notices breaches
Take-away Food Operator Penalised
Monday 2 February
Minimum wage increases for children’s services employees
Government Policies Are Increasing Child Poverty
Pay Equity People’s Committee Does What Govt Refused To
Luxon must act after Peters caught making false claims on employment bill
How dare you blame unions Mr Peters. You blew chance to block anti-worker law
Perth Boat Repair And Servicing Business Faces Court
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
Ambitious reforms to strengthen competition and increase formal employment would further boost the Philippines’ growth trajectory
More than $80,000 in penalties and back-pay after Canberra electrical business breaches workplace laws
Former Melbourne Cash Converters Operators Penalised
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television interview – ABC Afternoon Briefing
Former Operators Of Sydney Medical Centre Penalised
Cost Of Living Rises Faster Than Workers’ Wages
Luxon Speech Devoid Of Policy Or Vision
Former joinery and cabinet-making company operator faces court
3 Day Guarantee For Early Learning Begins Today
Indexation Of Youth And Student Payments Not Enough
Today’s indexation of youth and student payments not enough
Former Hobart Distribution Company Operator Penalised
Economic Bulletin December 2025