Latest wage theft News

Bearings Set For Next Generation Of Seafarers
It’s not ‘wage theft”: Senate Inquiry
Union saves Deakin jobs after management pulls damaging plan
Monash fails to repay wage theft victims almost a year after court ruling
ANL Kokoda To Be First In Australia’s Strategic Fleet
Withdraw ‘untruthful’ Senate inquiry submission: Call
BHP finally discovers direct employment works
UN experts urge Saudia Arabia to end Kafala system amidst World Cup preparations
Torrens University seeks High Court escape from millions in stolen wages
Systematic wage theft from taxpayer in the NSW cruise industry exposed
Court victory confirms universities owe millions in backpay to casual academics
National survey finds high levels of stress and overwork among university staff
Warning issued to workers ahead of peak-season underpayments
University Senate report highlights landmark reform options: NTEU
Union takes RMIT to court over $1 million wage theft from counsellors
Deakin University admits underpaying staff almost $3 million
NTEU welcomes Victorian parliamentary inquiry into university governance
NTEU Members’ Fight For University Governance Reform Scores Major Win
UN Experts Urge Binding Accountability For Agribusiness To Safeguard Peasants’ Rights And Global Food Security
UC Announces Casual Professional Staff Underpayments
Stamping Out Misconduct In Construction Sector
New Workplace Bullying And Sexual Harassment Protections Begin Today For More Than 400,000 Workers
Icare Caught Out Again In Workers Compensation Underpayment Scandal
Second Reading Speech, Treasury Laws Amendment (Payday Superannuation) Bill 2025
University Of Wollongong Ordered To Repay More Than $6 Million In
Poll Shows Pay Equity Attack Will Cost Government Votes And Possibly Beehive
Union rejects ANU’s ‘investigation’, calls for leaders to be sacked
Criminal Penalties Now In Force For Wage Theft
New parliament extends crucial inquiry into university governance
Wage Theft: East Perth Kebab Shop Rips Off Worker $102k
Broken university governance needs urgent reform after unprecedented federal intervention
Women’s economic empowerment critical goal for the Economic Reform Roundtable: Greens leader outlines three priorities for urgent reform
A third of young people ripped off by employers, study shows
New report reveals university boards’ secretive ‘toxic’ governance issues
$1m In Underpayments Clawed Back For WA Workers
NTEU scores massive win in Monash University wage theft case
Broken university governance needs urgent reform after unprecedented federal intervention
Deakin wage theft victims forced onto lower pay, insecure work
Study: Tech can empower home care workers, not just surveil them
Hospitality Perks May Be Masking Unfair Work Conditions
Soon, your boss will have to pay your wages and super at the same time. Here’s how everyone could benefit
Jon Faine Returns To Airwaves In New Podcast
Business Council says legislating penalty rates risks living standards
Penalty rates plan is a union thought bubble that will kill jobs
New Laws To Boost Construction Sector Oversight
Wednesday 26 March
Wage theft is now a criminal offence in NZ – investigating it shouldn’t be left to the police
Time to clean up Australia’s failing, scandal-plagued universities