MEAA Union Votes No-Confidence After Catalano Charges
The Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance has passed a motion of no confidence in its national leadership after charges against former union president Antony Catalano.
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ACT Public Servants Reject Pay Deal Over Car Park Fees
ACT public servants have voted down a government pay offer, arguing that increased car park fees in Canberra are eroding their wage gains, sparking concerns over cost-of-living pressures.
SDA Pushes for September Public Holiday in NSW
The Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association is advocating for a new public holiday in September across New South Wales, aiming to boost worker benefits and economic activity.
Geelong Firm Fined $40,000 Over Fall Risk
Desbo Industries Pty Ltd in Geelong has been fined $40,000 by WorkSafe Victoria for failing to mitigate fall risks at its workplace, highlighting ongoing safety enforcement.
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SA Government Workers May Gain Right to Unplug After Hours
South Australian government employees could soon have the right to disconnect from work communications after hours, following a union push to align with private sector protections.
Fast Food Giant Pays $9M Settlement to Workers
A major fast food chain has agreed to a $9 million settlement with its workers, resolving a significant dispute over employment conditions and wages in a landmark case.
Ferry Worker Loses Unfair Dismissal Case Over Sick Days
A Brisbane CityCat ferry worker has lost her unfair dismissal claim after being fired for taking 114 sick days in one year due to medical conditions.
Pre-1990 Canberra Homes Likely Contain Asbestos: WorkSafe
WorkSafe ACT states residential buildings constructed or refurbished before 1990 are likely to contain asbestos, affecting a large portion of Canberra's housing stock from the post-war era to the 1980s.
NSW Fines Employers for Bullying in $127.7M Mental Health Plan
NSW employers face fines for bullying under a new $127.7 million mental health initiative, deploying 20 specialised inspectors to tackle workplace risks like harassment and excessive workloads.
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Landscaping Company in Court for Alleged Underpayments
A landscaping company is facing legal action for allegedly underpaying workers, with the case highlighting ongoing issues in the industry regarding wage compliance.
NSW Workers Push for New Public Holiday to Match Other States
Shop, fast-food, and warehouse workers in NSW are advocating for a Family and Community Day in September to address the state's public holiday deficit compared to others.
ACT Proposes New Licensing Laws for Tradies
The ACT government is considering new licensing laws for tradies to enhance safety and standards, with potential impacts on construction and home services.
Newcastle Women Call on Men for Gender Equality
A group of Newcastle women is advocating for men to actively participate in achieving gender balance, highlighting the need for shared responsibility in both professional and domestic spheres.
ACTU Seeks Five Weeks Annual Leave for Australian Workers
The Australian Council of Trade Unions is pushing for a new policy to increase annual leave from four to five weeks, aiming to enhance worker well-being and productivity.
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Work-From-Home Law Sparks Debate Over Workplace Inequality
Australian business leaders warn that new work-from-home legislation could create a 'haves and have-nots' culture, with concerns over fairness and productivity.
WA Police Assistant Commissioner Marks Women's Day with Pride
Assistant Commissioner Kate Taylor reflects on her 40-year career and the growth of women in WA Police, now making up 25% of sworn officers and holding key leadership roles.
Anxiety Aunt: Confidence Tips for New Graduates at Work
Anxiety Aunt offers advice to a new graduate struggling with confidence in their first job, discussing impostor syndrome, dressing for success, and finding mentors.
Banker Turns Carpenter After Injury Sparks New Career Path
A former banker has reinvented himself as a carpenter after a serious injury forced him to reconsider his career, finding new purpose and success in the trades.
Geelong Ramen Restaurant Penalised for Underpaying Workers
Fair Work Ombudsman penalises Shinya Ramen and director Tao Mu in Geelong for underpaying employees, highlighting wage compliance issues in hospitality.
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Cairns Firm Guilty After Worker's Foot Injured in Auger
A Cairns company has been found guilty of breaching workplace safety laws after a worker's foot was seriously injured in an auger incident in 2022, resulting in a $40,000 fine.
Crane Rollover Injures One at Albion Park Rail
Emergency services responded to a crane rollover incident at Albion Park Rail, resulting in one person injured. The accident occurred on a local road, with authorities investigating the cause.
ACTU's Five Weeks Leave Plan Questioned in Flat Economy
The ACTU's push for five weeks of annual leave faces scrutiny as economists warn it could strain businesses in a sluggish economy, sparking debate over work-life balance and productivity.
Unions Push for 5 Weeks' Leave as Overwork Issues Loom
Australian unions advocate for increased annual leave entitlements, but experts question if an extra week off can solve deeper cultural problems of overwork and burnout in the workforce.
Lemitech Fined $325,000 Over Fatal Safety Failures
Lemitech Pty Ltd has been fined $325,000 for serious safety breaches that resulted in a worker's death. The court found the company failed to provide adequate training and supervision.
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Geelong's Gender Pay Gap in Education, Business Revealed
A new report uncovers significant gender pay disparities in Geelong's education sector and large corporations, highlighting ongoing wage inequality in key industries.
Hunter Workers Tackle Gender Inequality on Women's Day
Hunter Workers union highlights persistent gender inequality in the workplace on International Women's Day, calling for action on pay gaps and representation.
Union Launches Hunter Housing Campaign Amid Worker Stress
The Australian Workers' Union has launched a campaign in the Hunter region to address the affordable housing crisis, citing severe stress among workers and calling for government action.
ETU President Glen James Potter Charged with Firearms Offences
Glen James Potter, president of the Electrical Trades Union in Wollongong, has been charged with firearms offences following a police investigation. The case involves allegations of illegal possession and use of firearms, with court proceedings underway.
Public Servants' Annual Leave Increase First Since 1970
Australian public servants are set to receive their first annual leave increase in over 50 years, with the government proposing a rise from 20 to 25 days, pending union negotiations.
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Unions Push for Five Weeks Annual Leave in Australia
Australian unions are campaigning to raise the minimum annual leave entitlement from four to five weeks, citing global standards and unpaid overtime concerns.
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