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Asbestos safety risk from high pressure water hoses in focus for Asbestos Awareness Week
GS Engineering & Construction launches industry leading Lotus Program to support employees impacted by family and domestic violence
Senators Mehreen Faruqi and Lidia Thorpe call for inquiry into racism in parliament
It’s Time To End Gender-Based Violence At Work
$475,000 Fine Fore Caravan Park After Camper’s Death
Safety in the spotlight this National Asbestos Awareness Week
Appointments To NBN Co Board
Asbestos Awareness Week 2024: A chat with Garrett Davidson from The Floor Store Commercial
FWC finds Philippine-based worker entitled to claim unfair dismissal
H2O.ai Generative and Predictive AI Now Validated on the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA
Measures needed to tackle rising threat of violence against doctors
Dive Company Fined Over Scuba Cylinder Explosion
IR expert appointed to deliver construction industry blueprint
New report reveals deep governance crisis in Australian universities
Idea Thieves Tend To Target Early Concepts
Gender equality prerequisites to win government work will be onerous and inconsistent
Privacy Act changes have not been thought through, need further consultation
Aged Care Wage Increases Help Narrow Gender Pay Gap
Phillip Island Gift Shop Operators Face Court
New WGEA results confirm improvement in gender equality, but more to do to in Australian workplaces
The UK government wants to shake up pensions – but it can’t guarantee that ‘megafunds’ will want to invest in Britain
Catholic providers among top inclusive employers
Ramsay Health Care and Bupa join forces to develop our next generation of nurses
Ashurst Bargaining Trends Survey 2024: Enterprise Bargaining in the age of Closing Loopholes
Business Council calls on reform to turbocharge productivity growth to retain investment and living standards
Property Council named among Diversity Council Australia’s 2024-2025 Inclusive Employers
Allyship efforts can face pushback in the workplace. Here’s why it happens and what leaders can do about it
Allyship efforts can face pushback in the workplace. Here’s why it happens what leaders can do about it
Greens Slam Labor Inaction For Bus Strike
Hobart Distribution Company Faces Court
National Agriculture Day – a perfect time to reflect on farm safety
Council Urges More Timely Communication with Parents Amid Bus Disruptions
What the survey told us: It’s tough times but we’re proud of what we do 
Jobs Keep Growing Under Albanese Government
Woman Dies After Farm Incident
Construction Productivity Boosted With BPIC Pause
Government must vote down ACT Members Bill that would undermine workers’ rights
End-of-year Event Warning On Amusement Ride Risks
Asking ChatGPT vs Googling: Can AI chatbots boost human creativity?
Four Quarters Of Annual Real Wage Growth Under Labor
New fund is a welcome start, but we need action to revitalise our productivity
WorkSafe Investigates Wind Farm Fatality
From Learning To Leading
The hidden burden of weight stigma in pregnant women and new mums
Statement On Planned Stoppages And Rally
Child employment watchdog issues warning to businesses ahead of summer holidays
Appointment of Australia’s first Anti-Slavery Commissioner
New WGEA results highlight areas for employer action to prevent, and respond to, work-related sexual harassment