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The ruling is the first time a major corporation has faced fines for serious breaches of underpayment laws.

The first steps to transform Dundee’s Bell Street multi-storey car park into a green transport hub could be taken in March if a report is approved by councillors.

This evening political correspondent Kathleen Nutt profiles Neil Gray, the Humza Yousaf ally who has taken on a key role in Government.

Human resources and workplace lawyers explain how to manage the swath of workplace changes about to hit business.

From flexible working arrangements to bargaining power and pay transparency, the Australian government has made some big tweaks to workers' rights of late.

The rights to disconnect is great — but workers need the power to enforce it. How many people will want to take their boss to Fair Work?

Teachers are at the centre of a plan to introduce laws that prevent workers being contacted out of office hours. But are we trying to solve the wrong problem?

All college staff who take part in a national resulting boycott and action short of strike could be docked pay.

Optus is back-paying more than $7.8 million to underpaid employees around Australia and has signed an enfor...

Qantas Group is under the pump as hundreds of its Western Australian pilots strike today calling for a new enterprise agreement.