Qantas to pay $120m to workers it illegally sacked during pandemic
The national carrier has agreed to pay $120 million to illegally outsourced ground handlers.
The national carrier has agreed to pay $120 million to illegally outsourced ground handlers.
Wage theft watch-out: The criminalisation of wage theft should be the catalyst for businesses to ensure compliance ...
The University of Melbourne will complete a total of $72 million in payments to more than 25,000 underpaid staff as part ...
Sporting organisations have prided themselves on being beacons for equalling the playing field for women, yet an annual ...
A new parliamentary inquiry into the NSW Payroll Tax Act will be held, reviewing the operation of the relevant ...
Walt Disney has agreed to pay $43 million to settle a lawsuit that alleged that its former female employees were earning ...
NSW police officers widely agreed to accept the Minns government’s four-year pay agreement. Police officers will see a ...
The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured penalties totalling $132,840 against the Australian franchisor of the Chatime bubble ...
Supermarket giant Coles will repay over $1.5 million in unpaid long service leave entitlements to 10,500 past and ...
The Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) has secured $61,796 in penalties in court against the former operators of a Melbourne café ...
Strategic HR is influential HR, and data is the key to making that happen, writes Nirit Peled-Muntz.
Workers in the ACT have missed out on a total of $80 million in superannuation, with almost one in five workers being ...
In bad news for Aussie employees, a sharp fall in recruitment difficulties is believed to be a key reason for moderation ...