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The workplace watchdog is calling for the bank to be fined $12.8 million for “knowingly” short-changing thousands of workers. But that would still be less than the total underpayment.

If Qantas is to compete in a competitive market, its operational efficiency and business competitiveness ought not be constrained by labour market regulation.

Ministers are under new pressure to lift the secrecy around the financial justification for continuing to plough millions more into resolving…

One of Scotland’s leading music festivals is fighting for its future after being turned down for Creative Scotland funding.

The Fair Work Ombudsman says maximum fines for the Commonwealth Bank ‘knowingly’ underpaying thousands of staff is necessary to deter other well-resourced employers.

The school also questioned the teacher's trip to Bali while on sick leave

Nikita Bennett, who has cerebral palsy, was boarding a Qantas flight from Melbourne when the incident occurred.

A teacher's 22-year employment was terminated after he accidentally sent reply-all email in which he criticised "the big end of town".

An agreement has been reached with the Fair Work Ombudsman.

Except for the lockdowns during the pandemic, the last time GDP per capita was smaller than it was a year earlier was during the global financial crisis and before that in the recession of the early 1990s.