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$40m for regional apprenticeships
Backing businesses to upskill New Zealand
Ai Group argues for minimum wages freeze at today’s final hearing in Annual Wage Review
Cleaning company in court
Former Hobart restaurant operator penalised
Green’s climate taxes risk economic recovery
Over $200,000 penalties for restaurant underpayments
Ai Group Annual Wage Review supplementary submission
Industrial Relations Reform Welcomed, But Needs To Be More Than a Brainstorming Session
Budget 2020 – Rebuilding Together?
“Either I’m starving or I’m dying of coronavirus” – gig economy companies must do more to protect workers during
Home gardens set to save households $250 a year
Housing report highlights need to maintain JobSeeker increase
Court penalises Darwin restaurant operators
Invercargill City Council wage cuts cruel, unnecessary and legally questionable
Ecomomic Bulletin: COVD-19 lockdown edition
Minimum wage increase – vital support for our lowest paid
Minimum wage increase must be deferred
Rideshare drivers appeal to scott morrison for minimum wage and protections amid COVID-19 concerns
Social protection and viral recession
Wage Theft Laws put Victorian business environment at risk
Economic package should go harder and faster
Heightened economic uncertainty requires a new approach in this year’s Annual Wage Review
Qantas signs Court-Enforceable Undertaking
While low-income relief welcome, more than just a quick fix needed
PGF should be reprioritised for job support
Robertson must accept realities of business
Government must defer minimum wage increase
Brisbane sole trader faces legal action
Sound economic policy could be cure to Coronavirus slow-down
International Women’s Day a good time to consider your super
Trucking business faces court
18,400 children lifted out of poverty
Benefit settings rise in line with wages as of 1 April
Workers comp financial problems must not be off-loaded onto injured workers: ALA
Wage crisis continues, public sector wage growth lowest on record
Increases in minimum wage may not have anticipated positive health effects, study shows
Unemployment down, wage growth up proof of strong labour market
Small business suffers as consumers think twice
Small businesses will feel sting of minimum wage rise
Minimum wage increase will cost jobs, hurt SMEs
Cost less of a factor for Kiwis seeking GP care
Better protections for vulnerable contractors
Dental practice operator faces court
Government needs to deliver more than just excuses
Latest interest rate cut to kickstart retail revival
Thales signs court-enforceable undertaking
New report reveals challenges facing small business sector