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While professing hostility to the genocide in Gaza, MUA officials reacted with fury to a Socialist Equality Party member asking if they would take any action to stop it.

UAE and Scotland have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to boost bilateral trade and private-sector and academic partnerships in the fields of advance technology, innovation, education and research.

Bangladeshi apparel workers killed in brutal police attack; India: Sanitation workers still on strike in Gurugram city; Submarine manufacturing workers in Western Australia strike for pay rise

Ministers have come under new fire over secrecy relating to the delivery of vessels at the centre of Scotlands ferry fiasco - after repeatedly…

The agreements will now be forwarded to the labor tribunal for approval.

Qantas has claimed it would have likely gone bust without internal labour hire that allowed it to employ staff through separate entities.

Students who supported striking staff have been penalised at RMIT, while a union warns more unis are turning to aggressive tactics normally seen in the private sector.

A recent ruling by the Fair Work Commission has brought the issue of repudiation into the spotlight.

Past industrial relations changes making it harder to sack workers led to the hiring of more casual staff and the replacement of workers with machines, new research reveals.

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