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COSBOA urges new Victorian Premier to scrap work-from-home legislation
Rising Indigenous employment figures welcome, but don’t capture today’s reality
New guidance on managing workplace exposure to airborne contaminants
New technology and smarter systems reduces red tape for teachers
Overlapping parental leave is the right idea – we just need more fathers to take it
Labour-hire operator in court over alleged underpayment of Japanese fruit pickers
Holidays Act headache finally over as leave reform delivered
Labor Has Zero Tolerance For Violence Against Workers
Greens Call For Rent Freeze Amid Rising Inflation
Swim Safely Ararat Secures Funding To Support Local Disability Swim Instructors
WASTE WORKERS AT DEADLY WASTE COMPANY CLEANAWAY VOTE IN FAVOUR OF INDUSTRIAL ACTION
US Tariff Decision Blow To NSW Agriculture
Grant boost for inner-city crisis accommodation and community cafe
50 Years of Service, Zero Confidentiality–Minns Government’s Chaplaincy Purge Attacks Religious Freedom
Australian Greens thank outgoing ACTU leaders for their service to working people
ANMF pays tribute to ACTU leaders Sally McManus and Michele O’Neil
MEU Pays Tribute To Courageous And Effective ACTU Leaders
Statement On ACTU Leadership
2026 Threatened Species Bake Off Is Coming Soon!
Some disabled workers can legally be paid $3.31 an hour. Here’s how to reform a system built for a different era
Cairns forum confronts classroom bullying to make schools safer
Former Sydney electrical services company operator faces court
Industrial Court ticks off longstanding union wish list claim, creating further regulation
Employment surges in June, leaving the door open to further interest rate rises
Record Number Of Australians In Jobs
How Will Labor’s Fair Work Court Actually Work?
New Fair Work Court to provide simpler, fairer and faster workplace justice
statement – AHPRA’s adoption of the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism
WorkSafe releases practical guidance on workplace exposure standards
New AI And Digital Technologies Guidance Now Available
Guide to support staff experiencing stalking
‘Good for equality, good for the economy.’ Labor conference a chance to tackle workplace racism
Fathers who take solo parental leave remain more involved parents years later
Three preventable risks continue to drive injuries and deaths on cotton and grain farms
Lloyd Babb SC appointed to Industrial Relations Commission
Preventative mental health support could unlock $219 million for the Australian economy
Cost of leaving domestic and family violence has risen by 71% in past decade
Why employers still place a premium on people skills, not AI, when they make hiring decisions
Katherine Work Camp reaches new milestone as work progresses
Discover Your Future At Council Careers Fair
AI Consumer Safety Priorities
SafeWork NSW to host free online seminar as part of National Farm Safety Week 2026
Big Tech Must Stop Spying On Workers At Work
ACT Paramedics receive new Immersive Training to help tackle Occupational Violence
Refurbished ACT Pathology laboratory strengthens diagnostic services for Canberrans
Barbering program a cut above for rehabilitation in Alice Springs
Employer training is at a record high, we need the right systems to support future workers
Outsourced ATO staff on 40 per cent less pay spark union fight

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