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Brisbane shelf-stacker has legal win against might of Coles, SDA
A Brisbane night-fill worker has won an important legal battle in a massive underpayment case against the combined might of Coles and one of the largest trade unions in Australia.
A Brisbane night-fill worker has won an important legal battle in a massive underpayment case against the combined might of Coles and one of the largest trade unions in Australia.
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The union representing 200 workers who have been shut out of an Australian timber mill is seeking to have the company stripped of its certification as an ethical producer.
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Up to 20 per cent of the ATO's workforce now non-public servants, union says.
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Australia's largest building union and several high-ranking officials have been collectively fined more than $270,000 for illegally blockading a children's hospital construction project.
Coles and the conservative shop assistants' union are teaming up to avoid a repeat of last year's embarrassing legal ruling that found many supermarket workers were being underpaid.
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Operators of the Little Vienna sandwich outlets in Sydney have been fined $87,040 for allegedly exploiting 11 Korean workers who were paid as little as $10 per hour and for using false pay records.
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Industrial action at one of Victoria's largest power plants won't go ahead after the state government stepped in to stop the strike.
Thousands of public servants at large federal department have been affected.
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Staffers promote safety in pools and at the beach, and swim instructors work to minimise danger.
Royal Botanic Garden illustrator embraces new technology.
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ATO makes historic concession while signs of a truce emerge in Human Services' long war.
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