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ACTU President Michele O’Neil will address a Senate Inquiry on job security to tell Senators that while Australian businesses netted a 17.9 per cent

New research by economist Jim Stanford indicates less than a quarter of jobs lost in the pandemic by media and telco workers returned by November 2020.

New research by economist Jim Stanford indicates less than a quarter of jobs lost in the pandemic by media and telco workers returned by November 2020.

New research by economist Jim Stanford indicates less than a quarter of jobs lost in the pandemic by media and telco workers returned by November 2020.

New research by economist Jim Stanford indicates less than a quarter of jobs lost in the pandemic by media and telco workers returned by November 2020.

Australians are taking on additional jobs in droves as the national workforce suffers surging casualisation, experts say. 

Advertised jobs in hospitality, tourism and retail saw a jump in September ahead of the planned reopening of NSW and Victoria.

Report shows people in insecure, lower-paid positions suffered the worst of the pandemic’s employment impacts in 2021

<strong>Monday: </strong>Financial secrets of the rich and powerful exposed in biggest ever leak of offshore data. Plus: is the pursuit of Inbox Zero an unwinnable war?

A millennial women entrepreneur looks at how her peers can access help for their businesses