Industrial relations
Coles pay offer labelled ‘insulting’ as staff say they can’t afford to shop at own workplace
One worker says she feels ‘disrespected’ by proposed agreement, which includes in-store gift cards if staff vote to accept
Stephanie Convery Inequality reporter
14, Mar, 2024 @2:00 PM
Australian women are chalking up some wins in the workplace – yet our male leaders remain out of touch | Emma Dawson
Do the men running most businesses even understand the contribution women make to the economy?
Emma Dawson
07, Mar, 2024 @11:32 PM
What does Queensland’s Covid-19 mandates ruling mean for other vaccines and other states?
The state’s supreme court found the vaccine rules for police were unlawful and those for paramedics were ineffective. Here’s what the judgment means
Andrew Messenger
28, Feb, 2024 @6:34 AM
‘We’ve seen the culture change’: how one Australian work site increased its female workforce fivefold
Kimberly-Clark’s toilet paper mill was looking down the barrel of a 100% male workforce when they decided to shake up their strategy – and culture
Kate Lyons
27, Feb, 2024 @2:00 PM
Antoinette Lattouf escalates legal battle against ABC with new federal court claim
Journalist is suing broadcaster for allegedly ‘sacking her without a proper basis and without due process’, adding to existing claim at Fair Work Commission
Tory Shepherd
26, Feb, 2024 @7:07 AM
Australia records 4.2% annual wage growth, outstripping inflation for the first time in three years
Treasurer says highest annual growth since 2009 ‘encouraging’ but expresses concern over non-compete clauses for employees
Amy Remeikis
21, Feb, 2024 @5:31 AM
The awful truth at the heart of Australian housing policy | Grogonomics
Negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount were either meant to improve affordability and failed – or their purpose was in fact the opposite
Greg Jericho
14, Feb, 2024 @2:00 PM
Breaking the ‘permanent casual’ oxymoron: will Labor’s new laws make a real difference for workers?
Experts say pathway to sick and holiday pay a ‘huge win’ for Australia’s 2.5 million casual workers but industry groups are not convinced
Jordyn Beazley
08, Feb, 2024 @2:00 PM
Right to disconnect bill passes Senate but needs urgent fix to remove criminal penalties for employers
Labor will be forced to introduce special legislation after Coalition prevented last-minute amendments to fix the issue
Paul Karp Chief political correspondent
08, Feb, 2024 @8:20 AM
Closing loopholes bill: the right to disconnect and five other changes coming to Australian workplaces
Laws agreed by Labor, Greens and David Pocock allows casuals to more easily apply to become permanent and may increase pay in gig economy
Paul Karp Chief political correspondent
08, Feb, 2024 @2:16 AM
Right to disconnect from work laws set to pass Australian parliament after deals with crossbench
Adam Bandt says changes to industrial relations bill mean ‘when you clock off, you’ll be able to switch off’
Paul Karp Chief political correspondent
07, Feb, 2024 @7:48 AM
A right to disconnect: what would new rules mean for employees and bosses?
Albanese government is considering right to disconnect amendment to address the ‘Trojan horse for wage theft’
Cait Kelly
06, Feb, 2024 @10:19 PM
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