Queensland electricity workers have been offered a pay rise up to 1.2 per cent higher than other state employees.
Wage theft is funding Labor thanks to its affiliates’ dirty deals with big corporations.
The Victorian government faces a potential lawsuit over shocking allegations of union intimidation of firefighters.
ACTU secretary Sally McManus says laws governing social media use by workers need to be examined.
Fair Work has quashed a decision ordering Farstad Shipping to pay compensation to a captain sacked after drinking 10 beers.
Allegations against union members on the picket line at Glencore’s Oaky North mine have dominated Queensland parliament.
The federal secretary of the nation’s biggest union is resigning her post to take up a position as a lawyer.
The Queensland government has dumped a plan to extend proposed industrial manslaughter laws to the resources industry.
Limits could be placed on employers’ ability to roster workers on Sundays after intervention by Fair Work.
ACTU secretary Sally McManus has accused the government of failing to lift a finger to help working people.
Contractors reject watchdog allegations they breached building code by displaying CFMEU flags and posters.
The ABCC is considering sanctions against two companies for displaying CFMEU posters and flags on building sites.
When bargaining with the union stalled, Murdoch University went to the Fair Work Commission — and won.
Nick Xenophon calls for a ban on workplace deals that include below-award penalty rates.
A Senate probe into penalty rates finds the Fair Work Act’s better-off-overall test needs to be strengthened.
Federal Labor’s promised $1bn fund to support innovative manufacturing will put local companies “ahead of the pack’’, Bill Shorten says.
Queensland electricity workers have been offered a pay rise up to 1.2 per cent higher than other state employees.
Higher income earners will have more incentive to take health insurance instead of being slugged extra tax.
Malcolm Turnbull is to ask government MPs to back a new energy policy that puts a priority on reliable supply.
The year in North Korea always begins with the Supreme Leader’s address. This year, however, he ended with a startling confession.
There have always been casting couches and tales of abuses involving them.
It only hurts the vulnerable to dispute the established connection between trauma and amnesia.
Key NAPLAN results have plunged in the Aboriginal school on Cape York at the centre of a bitter row.
A security scare has triggered an official call for stronger checks on millions of Medicare cards.
The Nationals could lose a cabinet position and an assistant minister if Fiona Nash and Matthew Canavan are banished.
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