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Government turning its back on working people
Health and safety risks need to be a top priority for all operators
Flexible work options drive companies to choose coworking spaces
Dandenong South factory fire sparks water warning
Investigation into fatal truck and train crash
Skills in Demand visa a ‘triple-win’ for workers, business and Australia
WorkCover changes should be withdrawn so Labor can go back to drawing board
Bully boss fined $60,000 for terrorising apprentices
WorkSafe investigating fatal factory fire
Bass Coast Shire Council traineeships open for applications
GP registrar survey shows success of College-led training
Finally – a migration strategy that may tackle the massage sector calamity
Positive duty for employers: Commission’s powers commence
Chris Edmund, Senior IT Manager, UK
Weather forecasters and others at NIWA take strike action
La Trobe receives SAGE Cygnet Award
Extending 90-day trial periods to all employers
Unions NSW embraces migration reforms, but more must be done
New data reveals “worst year ever” for disability providers, more expected to close
SafeWork to blitz Riverina Murray region ahead of important farming season
Migration changes will boost Australia’s economy while supporting better long-term planning for infrastructure
Fishing company to offer watchkeeping training following enforceable undertaking
Woolworths Group calls on customers to treat store team with respect as incidents of violence and abuse rise
Councils Unite for ‘Steps Towards Change’
Construction sites urged to prepare for wild weather and summer shutdown
New Digital Operations Centre to boost skills and create up to 200 local jobs
NAB launches ‘Meet Now’ for home loan appointments every 15 mins
Working safely through the heat of summer
It’s time to uncook FOI and that includes those overseeing it
Kate Schaffner announced as Director of Creative Workplaces
Radical delegates’ rights in “Closing Loopholes” Bill an early Christmas present for unions
Port Fairy bakery fined $5000 for repeated child employment breaches
Government and crossbench respond to industry calls to split contentious workplace relations bill
Government rushes workplace changes to avoid scrutiny and claim Christmas ‘win’
1 in 5 people think their employer only cares about their mental health “a little or not at all” 
Positive Duty: are boards ready to prevent workplace sexual harassment
Fragile economy cannot withstand radical workplace relations changes
ETU exposes safety breaches on biggest transmission project
RRC delivering job opportunities
Enhancing air power in PNG
Disputes about fixed term contracts from today
Workplace Relations Minister is misleading New Zealanders, say unions
Don’t let the grinch steal your Christmas, be vigilant this summer
Australian Workforce Survey 2023 finds workers at a crossroads 
Parliamentary report links psychological injury to workload, teacher shortage
Government knowingly making life harder for people
2024 John Koowarta Reconciliation Law Scholarship
NHVR’s ‘We ALL Need Space’ campaign returns encouraging drivers to share the road safely with heavy vehicles this Christmas