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Post-COVID, employees are more aggro than ever before, meaning bullying, sexual harassment, disobedience, gaslighting, negativity, and disputation are reaching record highs across workplaces.

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock warned Australias skyrocketing inflation is a homegrown issue but failed to address concerns that increased immigration is worsening the crisis.

The 500-strong sit-down protest against an Israeli shipping line at Port Botany was an entirely peaceful affair until the intervention of mounted police and the riot squad.

Being bullied can harm both your mental and your physical health—you have to protect yourself by mustering up the courage to speak up and fight for whatever you think is just right. Read more..

Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke’s deal on controversial labour hire laws has split the resources industry, sparking internal frustration from mining giant Roy Hill.

Despite a landmark ruling requiring an employee come into the office a workplace expert said it didnt meant working from home is a thing of the past with workers still having some laws on their side.

The Fair Work Ombudsman is seeking more than a million dollars in fines from a Belconnen massage parlour that underpaid…

PRUE Leith plans to thank Scottish politicians for "grabbing the nettle so firmly" in supporting Liam McArthur’s assisted dying Bill…

Israel’s prime minister vows the war on Hamas will continue after any hostage deal; police arrest about 20 people at a pro-Palestinian protest in Port Botany. Follow updates here.

Aussie business leaders who welcomed the workplace tribunal ruling say it recognises the importance of working in the office and reinforces its benefits of productivity and team culture.