Southern Cross Care to Repay $11.7M to Staff in ACT and NSW
Southern Cross Care has agreed to repay $11.7 million to employees across the ACT and NSW after underpayments were identified, with the Fair Work Ombudsman overseeing the process.
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CPSU Members Endorse 15% Pay Claim for Public Sector
Community and Public Sector Union members have overwhelmingly endorsed a 15 percent pay claim, pushing for higher wages amid rising living costs and workforce pressures.
Marmong Point Worker Seriously Injured at Business Site
A worker at a business site in Marmong Point has sustained serious injuries in an industrial incident, with emergency services responding to the scene. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the accident.
SA Junior Pay Rise Sparks Job Loss Fears for Young Workers
A proposed increase in junior pay rates in South Australia is raising concerns that it could lead to fewer job opportunities for young people, as businesses may cut back on hiring due to higher costs.
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ACTU Pushes for Higher Vehicle Allowance in Cairns
The Australian Council of Trade Unions is advocating for increased motor vehicle allowance rates in Cairns to address rising costs and support workers in the region.
Geelong Staff Walk Out Over Lake Imaging Wage Theft
Lake Imaging faces wage theft allegations as Geelong employees stage daily walkouts, sparking a major industrial dispute in the healthcare sector.
Four Workplace Trends That Are Here to Stay in Australia
AI, leadership shifts, productivity redefinitions, and lifelong learning are transforming Australian workplaces permanently, requiring adaptation for success.
Cafe Manager Ordered to Pay $90k in Wage Theft
A Canberra cafe manager has been ordered to pay over $90,000 for underpaying workers, highlighting ongoing issues in the hospitality sector.
FWC Reviews Junior Worker Pay Rates Across Australia
The Fair Work Commission is examining pay rates for junior employees in Australia, with potential updates to minimum wage structures affecting youth employment and economic fairness.
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FWC Phases Out Junior Pay Rates for Young Workers in Key Sectors
The Fair Work Commission has ruled to phase out discounted junior wage rates for employees aged 18 to 20 in retail, fast food, and pharmacy, ensuring they receive full adult pay by 2029.
AI Bias in Hunter Job Market Overlooks Skilled Candidates
A new report reveals AI hiring tools in the Hunter region are inadvertently discriminating against skilled job seekers, raising concerns about fairness and economic impact.
Geelong's Future at Risk Without Skilled Workers
Industry leaders in Geelong are raising urgent concerns that the city will fall behind economically without a new influx of skilled workers to meet growing demands.
WA Police Union Board Under Fire Over Director Allegations
Western Australia's police union is in turmoil as members demand the board's sacking following serious allegations against director Dave Flaherty, sparking internal conflict.
Sporting Icons Back Bill Against Medication Discrimination
AFL legend Alistair Clarkson, basketball star Lauren Jackson, and jockey Damien Oliver support a Legalise Cannabis Party bill to outlaw workplace discrimination over prescribed drugs, inspired by cases like Angelina Raisa's.
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Geelong Man Offers Jobs to Former Prisoners, Easing Shame
A Geelong man is providing employment opportunities for ex-prisoners, helping them rebuild lives and overcome societal shame through meaningful work.
RTBU Accuses Aurizon of Safety Risk on Hunter Rail Line
The Rail, Tram and Bus Union in NSW alleges Aurizon's maintenance cuts have created a serious safety hazard on the Hunter rail line, sparking calls for immediate action.
Paid Parental Leave Increases to 130 Days from July 1
Starting July 1, parents will receive 130 days of paid parental leave via Centrelink, up by 10 days, with both parents eligible for increased leave and payments tied to minimum wage.
Support for Eraring Power Station Workers After Closure
The Australian government has unveiled a comprehensive employment support package for workers impacted by the upcoming closure of Eraring Power Station, focusing on retraining and job placement.
Autistic Australians Hit by Highest Unemployment, Calls for Change
On UN World Autism Awareness Day, data reveals autistic Australians have an 18% unemployment rate, the highest among disability groups. Experts urge employers to adopt inclusive practices to break down workplace barriers.
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Melbourne Tradie Charged in Alleged Worksite Vehicle Attack
A Melbourne bricklayer is in custody after allegedly mowing down a colleague in a targeted attack at a Nar Nar Goon construction site, leaving the victim with life-threatening injuries.
ABC Staff Strike Nationwide Over Pay, Services Disrupted
ABC employees across Australia have walked out in a nationwide strike, demanding better pay and conditions, causing significant disruptions to broadcasting and operations.
Albanese's IR Reforms: A Step Back to Old Days?
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's industrial relations changes face criticism for potentially reverting to outdated labor practices, stirring debate on economic impacts.
Forklift Driver Sent to Prison for Wild Bridge Crash
A forklift operator has been sentenced to prison after a reckless worksite crash on the Burdekin Bridge near Ayr, causing significant damage and endangering public safety.
Company Acquitted in Surveyor's Death by Reversing Truck
A company has been found not guilty in the death of a surveyor struck by a reversing truck, with the court citing insufficient evidence for a conviction.
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ABC Staff Strike Over Below-Inflation Pay Offer
ABC staff, including presenter Nick Rheinberger, are striking over a pay offer they say is below inflation, demanding better conditions and fair wages.
ABC Staff Strike First Time in 20 Years Over Pay
ABC employees have gone on strike for the first time in 20 years, protesting a pay offer they deem insufficient amid rising inflation and cost-of-living pressures.
ACT Hospitality Portable Long Service Leave Begins July 2026
The Australian Capital Territory's new portable long service leave scheme for hospitality workers will commence on July 1, 2026, providing job mobility benefits.
Employers Excluding People with Disabilities: Report
A new report highlights that some employers are actively excluding people with disabilities from job opportunities, raising concerns about workplace discrimination and economic inclusion.
Unions Push for 5% Minimum Wage Rise Amid Cost-of-Living Crisis
The ACTU is campaigning for a 5% increase to the national minimum wage, arguing low-paid workers are $262 weekly short of a healthy living standard amid inflation pressures.
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Volunteering SA CEO Hamilton Calder on Community Impact
Hamilton Calder, CEO of Volunteering SA, discusses the organization's role in fostering community engagement, addressing challenges in volunteer recruitment, and outlining future strategic goals for South Australia.
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