Illawarra Firms: Gender Pay Gap Persists
A recent report reveals that most companies in the Illawarra region continue to have a gender pay gap, with data showing disparities in earnings between men and women across various industries.
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Major Pay Rises for Australian Workers in 2025
Australian workers in fifteen key roles received average wage increases exceeding 13.5% last year, with stevedores leading at 22.4%. Mining technicians and construction draftspersons also saw significant boosts.
Gary Martin: Slow Down to Solve Problems Under Pressure
Workplace expert Gary Martin argues that taking a step back and slowing down can lead to better problem-solving during high-pressure situations.
SA Construction Apprenticeships Get Multi-Million Dollar Boost
Liberal and Labor pledge millions to expand the Born to Build program, addressing critical skills shortages in South Australia's construction industry.
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Australia's Hidden Workforce: Six Types Who Stop Job Hunting
A new report reveals six distinct categories of hidden workers in Australia who have stopped actively seeking employment, highlighting key barriers and economic implications.
Bonuses, Male Jobs Slow Gender Pay Gap Progress
New Workplace Gender Equality Agency data shows slow progress in closing the gender pay gap, with bonuses and male-dominated industries like mining and construction posing major challenges.
Illawarra Turf Club Fined $200,000 for Workplace Incident
The Illawarra Turf Club has been penalised $200,000 following a serious workplace incident that resulted in severe injuries to a worker. The court found multiple safety failures.
Cairns Airport Staff Risk Lives Without Bus Service: Union
The Transport Workers Union warns that Cairns Airport staff are risking their lives by walking along dangerous roads due to the lack of a dedicated bus service, calling for urgent action.
CPSU Considers Four-Day Work Week Trial in Public Service
The Community and Public Sector Union is exploring a proposal to trial a four-day work week for public servants, aiming to boost productivity and work-life balance.
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Illawarra Strikes: Teachers, Sparkies, Skydivers Unite
Teachers, electricians, and skydivers in the Illawarra region have joined forces in a series of strikes and rallies, protesting for better working conditions and pay.
Crane Operator Dies in Brisbane Tipping Incident, Power Cut
A crane operator has died after a crane tipped and tangled in live power lines in Brisbane's eastern suburbs, cutting power to 340 homes. Investigations are ongoing.
Bus Drivers Strike After Stabbing in Charlestown
Newcastle bus drivers have launched a snap strike following a stabbing attack on a driver in Charlestown, with the union citing unsafe working conditions and a pattern of assaults.
Toxic Cement Dust Scare at Port Adelaide Construction Site
Dramatic video reveals workers coughing and spluttering in a cloud of cement dust at a Port Adelaide site, with unions warning of toxic silica exposure and safety concerns.
Cairns Cafe Villa Romana Repays $87k to Underpaid Staff
Iconic Cairns cafe Villa Romana has repaid $87,000 to underpaid staff following a Fair Work Ombudsman investigation, highlighting wage compliance issues in hospitality.
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Asbestos Strands 100 Backpackers in WA Regional City
Nearly 100 backpackers are stranded in Bunbury after two hostels were forced to close due to asbestos exposure, leaving workers scrambling for housing and jobs.
WorkSafe, Homicide Squad Probe Swanston Centre Death
Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding a man's death at the Swanston Centre in Highton, with WorkSafe and the homicide squad involved in the probe.
Train Driver Loses Unfair Dismissal Case Over Salute
A train driver has lost his unfair dismissal case after being sacked for making a salute gesture, with the Fair Work Commission ruling the dismissal was not harsh or unreasonable.
Construction Recruits Over-50 Workers to Address Labor Shortage
Australia's building and construction sector is urgently seeking hundreds of thousands of mature-age apprentices to combat a severe worker shortage, with opportunities for high earnings and job security.
Fair Work Finds Aurizon Engaged in Illegal Activity
The Fair Work Commission has ruled that Aurizon, a major rail freight operator, engaged in illegal activity by failing to consult with workers over significant operational changes, sparking union outrage and calls for accountability.
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Aurizon Found Guilty of Illegal Activity Against Train Drivers
The Fair Work Commission has determined that Aurizon engaged in unlawful conduct by threatening train drivers with disciplinary action for participating in protected industrial action.
Hand Trapped in Meat Mincer at Adelaide Central Market
A young worker suffered a severe hand injury after being caught in an industrial meat mincing machine at Marino Fine Foods in Adelaide Central Market on Friday evening.
NSW Gets New Public Holiday for Anzac Day Weekends
Premier Chris Minns confirms an extra public holiday in NSW for 2026 and 2027, aligning with other states, amid mixed reactions from public and businesses.
Public Wages Outpace Private as Inflation Looms
New data reveals public sector wage growth has exceeded private sector increases, raising concerns about inflationary pressures and economic stability in Australia.
Legal Advice for Lump Sum Workers Compensation Claims
Legal experts provide essential advice on navigating lump sum workers compensation claims, highlighting key steps and common pitfalls to ensure fair outcomes.
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Good Sammy Opens New Multimillion-Dollar HQ in Canning Vale
Good Sammy has unveiled a multimillion-dollar upgrade to its Canning Vale headquarters, designed to enhance employment and training opportunities for West Australians with disabilities.
Weaker Than Expected Jobs Growth Defies Economic Forecasts
Australia's latest jobs data reveals weaker-than-expected growth, surprising economists and raising questions about the labour market's resilience amid economic challenges.
Skydive Australia Denies Replacing Locals with Foreign Staff
Skydive Australia has strongly denied allegations that it is replacing local employees with foreign workers, citing visa compliance and operational needs.
CFMEU Corruption Scandal in Victoria: 7am Probe
A 7am podcast investigation has uncovered widespread corruption within the CFMEU in Victoria, revealing alleged bribery, intimidation, and financial misconduct.
Flinders Street Wharves Accused of Toxic Culture
Workers at Flinders Street Wharves allege a toxic culture and abusive management, sparking investigations into workplace conditions and safety concerns in the maritime industry.
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New Anzac Day Public Holiday Announced for NSW
The NSW government has announced a new public holiday on the Monday following Anzac Day, creating a long weekend to honour veterans and boost tourism.
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