BHP challenging ‘Same Job, Same Pay’ applications, Fair Wo...
Hearings kick off today at the Fair Work Commission as BHP continues to challenge applications made…
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More than 16,000 reports, 35 convictions: Modern day slavery in Austra...
In November, the Federal government appointed former Labor minister Chris Evans as Australia’s first-ever National Anti-Slavery…
CFMEU in turmoil
One of Australia's biggest unions, the CFMEU finds itself in turmoil following allegations of corruption and…
Skilled migrants face exploitation in the workplace
An Albanese government review of Australia’s migration system has found a number of shortcomings furthering the…
Officers strike at one of Australia’s most violent prisons
Prison officers at NSW's Parklea Prison began a strike today set to last 48 hours regarding…
Industrial Strike: Better Conditions Needed For Our Bus Drivers
Hundreds of bus drivers have walked off the job today as part of a planned industrial…
Teachers left in the dark after transition to online schooling less th...
Since Sydney's return to lockdown, students have taken to their screens for another term of online…
Election ’19: The Road Ahead for Australia’s Students
We really are in the middle of it, fresh off the back of an eerily generous…
WestConnex Strike Over Air Pollution
Over 600 tradespeople have downed tools on the WestConnex project after an independent air monitoring report…
Indian Labourers on Strike
200 million workers in India came together to strike against the Modi government's anti-labour laws. This…
This Year In Sport!
Joel and Mick wrap up a very interesting sporting year. Think you remember all that happened?…
New Agreement Sees Coles Supermarkets to Pay Millions More In Penalty ...
Brisbane night-fill worker Penny Vickers on Monday asked the Fair Work Commission to discontinue her action…