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The minimum wage for public servants in South Australia will rise by 8.6 per cent after an SA Employment Tribunal decision.

Scotland's energy minister has called on the UK Government to explore options to mandate community benefits from all onshore renewables projects. In a letter to the UK secretary of state for energy security and net zero Claire Coutinho, Gillian Martin MSP welcomed the recent UK Govern

Letter from the Energy Minister to the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero on mandating community benefits for onshore energy developments

Our weekly round-up of arts sector appointments, from co-CEOs to new Board members.

Key parts of Australia’s Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Closing Loopholes) Bill 2023 passed the Senate on 7 December 2023.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk quits effective Friday and endorses deputy Steven Miles to replace her.

McDonald’s and KFC are embroiled in two separate class actions for allegedly not permitting their staff to have paid 10-minute breaks, as required by law.

Qantas, BHP, warehouses, manufacturing and food and beverage processing will be the first to be targeted under Labor’s new labour hire laws, according to unions and employers.

The Albanese government enforces military submission, market rule and progressive obsessions. No wonder the polls are tanking.

Splitting bill means reforms to the gig economy, road transport industry and casual work will have to wait until 2024