Australian Workers News Today

Stop sign holders are set for a pay rise under a new union deal. This is what they're paid for.

Sri Lankan public sector workers demand higher living allowances; India: Maharashtra contract health workers’ strike enters sixth week; Australia: Queensland water utility workers strike for higher wage; New Zealand nurses begin new campaign for better pay and conditions.

"Policing that minority, cutting them out and removing them from the industry, will do much more than over...

Millions of Aussie workers are missing out on valuable retirement savings because of a loophole the government is insistent on closing.

The new Victorian premier oversaw what was a huge power grab by the CFMEU when she was infrastructure minister but her allegiance to the militant union may not be a natural fit.

Labor Party activists want carbon emissions halved within six-and-a-half years. National Farmers Federation president Fiona Simson fears food prices will surge as farms are forced to close.

Councillors says gold mine dam decision hardest to make.

Councillors says gold mine dam decision hardest to make.

The construction union is seeking to get a former member of a notorious Middle-Eastern street gang access to Perth building sites despite multiple assault convictions.

The company had incorrectly deducted leave on public holidays since 2010 for an average of six leave days in total per person for the vast majority of current and former workers, or about 28,500 people