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Dr Leonora Risse is an economist who specialises in gender equality.

The Fair Work Ombudsman highlighted it recovered $509 million for more than 250,000 underpaid workers in 2022-23.

It could become, according to Nicola Sturgeon, one of Scotland’s greatest achievements.

Decision to switch to in-house verification unit comes after broadcaster caught up in voice referendum culture war between university and Sky News. Plus: hubbub over Hubbl as News Corp launches streaming device

Working from home became a way of life for millions of Aussies during the pandemic — and could be enshrined as a legal right under a major review.

The Fair Work Commission is looking into making working from home (WFH) a legal entitlement which could impact 2.2m Aussies on award wages.

A majority of Australian workers are banned from doing this one thing at work - and could face huge consequences if they break the rules.

One of the new partners previously led the workplace relations practice at Moores

With a long-running and increasingly bitter battle over pay showing no signs of ending, we look at the confusion and conflict rocking colleges.

A growing number of Aussie bosses are demanding their staff return to the office five days a week - with some offering extra perks to soften the blow.