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'That’s the rules' - building union faces fresh coercion claim
A painting contractor allegedly sacked a worker after he was coerced into joining the national construction and maritime union.
- by Anna Patty
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'On the scrap heap': Cuts to injured workers' compo have cost Daniel
Father of five has been relying on charity since he and thousands of other injured workers lost weekly benefits under the NSW workers' compensation scheme.
- by Anna Patty
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Backpackers are filling solar energy jobs promised to locals: Union
The ETU says backpackers and overseas workers on temporary visas have new jobs that were promised to locals.
- by Anna Patty
Opinion
Defining success a tough ask
To be described as successful is in the gift of the observer.
- by Jim Bright
University job comes down to problem solving
Seeing issues clearly is essential for indigenous culture expert.
- by David Wilson
Good news for legal ambition
What’s the key to a successful legal career? Finding your place within it.
- by Sue White
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What being funny can do for your career
Being funny at work can help you get ahead, as long as you don't undermine your credibility.
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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It's time to give people the ability to call in on an off day
A new plan shows how investing $4 billion in mental health could provide three times that in economic benefit.
- by Anna Patty
Focusing on what is important
Ethical supply chains are taking priority at some companies.
- by Sue White
On right track with a growing trend
Running coaches are part of a burgeoning fitness industry in Australia.
- by Josh Jennings
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'Too modest': AMP's potential fines unlikely to influence conduct
Will the penalties AMP is facing for corporate law breaches have a deterrent effect on the company which made $800 million in profits last year?
- by Anna Patty