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

Return-to-office mandates upset workers and fail to significantly improve business performance, an analysis of S&P 500 firms has found. 

Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke says he’s willing to compromise with the Senate crossbench on facets of the government’s industrial relations reforms.

Workers across Australia could soon have a right to disconnect if parliament agrees to reform the Fair Work Act. What is this right and how can it change your life?

After months of stalemates, the Maritime Union of Australia and DP World have reached an agreement over pay and working conditions.

The federal government challenges the opposition's stance on the revised stage three tax cuts, A prominent Jewish organisation stands by claims about antisemitic phrases at pro-Palestinian rally in Sydney, Graham Arnold unveils Socceroos' plan against South Korea.

The Maritime Union of Australia and DP World have come to an in-principle agreement after months of disputes over pay and industrial action.

They teamed up with the federal government last year, but Senators David Pocock and Jacqui Lambie have shared new industrial relations fears.

After months of stalemates, the Maritime Union of Australia and DP World have reached an agreement over pay and working conditions.

MELBOURNE -- Australia's largest stevedore, DP World, has reached a provisional agreement with the Maritime Union of Australia, ending months of indus