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TRANSCRIPT: Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day, Small Business Matters data report
Potential racial profiling by Victoria Police must be monitored: Greens
Small Business Matters
SMALL BUSINESS WORTH MORE THAN HALF A TRILLION DOLLARS TO THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY
Further reform needed as alarming number of migrant workers face discrimination
TIO report calls for new rules to better protect telco consumers
“More needs to be done”: Self-insurers deliver patchy and unequal service to Victorian workers
Payment Times 19 June
Pay rates to increase from 1 July 2023 – State Wage Case decision
Public Interest Disclosure Reform 15 June
Unions welcome additional protections for migrant workers
AFCA reaffirms support of the Voice to Parliament?
Bubble tea company sanctioned for underpaying sponsored workers
Review of employee allowances and entitlements
RACGP welcomes progress on investigations but more work to be done
Government must act following child homelessness report
Act now to stamp out exploitation of migrant workers
Complaint handling casebook: Resolving issues informally
Ombudsman refers ambulance Code Red reporting to anti-corruption watchdog
Equipping Council staff to manage unreasonable conduct
Ai Group opposes criminal penalties for the underpayment of wages
2023-24 Federal Budget and small business
Ombudsman spells out what the Budget got right and wrong for small business
Internet problems persist for telco consumers, TIO results steady against previous quarter
2023-24 BUDGET HELPS SMALL BUSINESS WITH CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES
Shail Singh named AFCA’s Lead Ombudsman, Investments and Advice
A RENTAL OMBUDSMAN TO ENSURE NATION-LEADING RENTAL LAWS DELIVER BENEFITS FOR ALL CANBERRANS
Victorian Ombudsman Statement on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament
Police ombudsman would help clean up Victoria Police and ensure independent oversight
Albanese Government will ensure telco customers are treated fairly
Workplace consultations raise concerns
APRA and AFCA sign Memorandum of Understanding
Unions NSW welcomes migration reforms but more must be done
Gerard Brody joins AFCA’s independent board
DIGITAL PLATFORM PROVIDERS NEED TO DO BETTER FOR SMALL BUSINESS
Review reveals financial hardship complaints to the TIO remain steady
Report exposes gaps in Council complaint policies about contractors
AFCA named one of Australia’s best places to work
UN expert urges Tajikistan to leave past behind and uphold freedom of religion and belief
IR Changes Wrong measures for wrong times
Queensland celebrates fifth anniversary of Labour Hire Licensing Scheme
AFCA reappoints Chief Ombudsman, as compensation passes $1 billion
Public hearing on national security bill
Easter public holiday arrangements
RIGHT-SIZED RULES BEST ‘CATCH’ TO ‘RELEASE’ SMALL BUSINESS FROM EXCESSIVE REGULATION WITH SEAFOOD LABELLING
Ombudsman launches Inquiry into Commonwealth Procurement
TIO makes the case to lead world-first Ombudsman service for digital platform complaints
Stronger protections for temporary migrant workers