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Thousands of RMIT employees to be back paid $10 million following NTEU wage theft dispute
Beauty salon operators penalised
Sydney cafe operators in court 23 November
Sunshine Coast business penalised
Adelaide restaurant obstructed inspector
Wage theft scandal widens at Monash University
Agricultural visa program will allow employers to treat workers like property
Red Cross taking action to remedy underpayment of employees
AFPA Statement on variation of Horticulture Award 2021
Red Cross signs Enforceable Undertakings
Cleaning business operator penalised
Former Kilmore bistro operators in court
Online directory business penalised
Climate change, sexual harassment burden NYS workplaces
Juice and coffee bar business in court
Construction business operator faces court
ABC discloses more staff underpayments
Optus finds wage underpayments spanning six years to March 2020
Union lodges $2 million wage theft claim at Sydney University
ITF will support Seafarers whenever owners fail to pay up
Brisbane sole trader penalised
New visa program green light for worker exploitation
NTEU investigation forces Monash University to admit $8.6 million wage theft
Perth café allegedly falsified pay records
Maurice Blackburn and SDA welcome recovery of $173 million in wages stolen from 7-ELEVEN employees
Finance sector union response to NAB underpayments
ABCC alleges NSW company underpaid worker more than $230,000
David Jones and Country Road confirm $3.7m underpayment
Wage theft now a crime in Queensland
More than 2000 BaptistCare aged care workers underpaid $1.28m
Westpac announces long service leave remediation
Message to former Aurizon employees 22 June
NAB commences investigation of staff underpayments
Shift work entitlements and penalty rates are stumping 1 in 2 Australian payroll departments

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