Fair Work Act News Today

Australians are doing more and more unpaid overtime and are scared saying 'no' will limit their career opportunities, a survey shows.

Peter Dutton says he will introduce social media verification laws if he wins the next election; Ed Husic welcomes the release of Israeli hostages, but expresses concern over the loss of civilian life, and in sport, Australia's men's and women's hockey teams excel ahead of the Paris Olympics.

The Fair Work Ombudsman has commenced legal action for a second time against the operator of a disability support services business operating in

The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured a total of $86,674 in penalties and back-pay orders in court against the former operators of a Sydney shoe

Brindabella Christian College chair blames union and ACT Government for negative media hindering refinancing, impacting super payments and tax debts.

A senior lawyer at the heart of the disastrous and deadly Robodebt scheme resigns after questions are raised as to why she kept her Commonwealth job while contracted with another legal firm.

The court considered the relatively short filing delay and the absence of any identified prejudice

The shadow attorney-general asked if using the phrase ‘from the river to the sea’ would be an offence under Labor’s bill

The easiest way to lift productivity is to get rid of workers. But how serious are we about improving our productivity performance?

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