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The Albanese government's latest industrial relations reforms tackle the issue of 'right to disconnect' in Australia.

The Albanese government's latest industrial relations reforms tackle the issue of 'right to disconnect' in Australia.

The Albanese government's latest industrial relations reforms tackle the issue of 'right to disconnect' in Australia.

The changes extend the archaic inflexibility of Australia’s complex, legalistic and proscriptive industrial relations regime.

The Fair Work ombudsman is conducting surprise visits to farms and labour hire companies in the North-West and North to ensure workers are receiving proper pay.

A landscaper’s tangle with the Fair Work Ombudsman is serving as a warning to contractors that even as they’re doing it tough with tight profit margins, there’s no excuse for withholding employee pay.

The inaugural NECCUS Young Professionals Award (YPA) winner was announced on Thursday, at a prestigious Murrayfield ceremony held as part of the DeCarbScotland Conference & Dinner 2024.  NECCUS, Scotlands foremost trade body for industrial decarbonisation, set up the YPA to recognise and celebrate the outstanding contributions of young professionals in addressing the net zero challenge. […]

Driving restrictions are set to come into force at another Dundee school as the council's Safer Streets scheme expands.

David Pocock remains opposed to some parts of Labor’s IR bill; a US court rules Trump can be put on trial for trying to stay in power after losing the 2020 election. Follow updates here.

A worker's right to ignore calls and emails will become a focus of debate as the government fights...