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Qantas has launched a legal challenge in the High Court in a bid to overturn a judgment relating...

Transport Workers’ Union says Qantas’s actions constitute ‘the largest case of illegal sackings in Australian history’

Qantas is appealing two rulings by the Federal Court, which found the outsourcing of baggage handlers, clea...

Among ASEAN countries, Indonesia is the biggest victim of human trafficking syndicates. Indonesia proposed that the 42nd ASEAN Summit draw up a cooperation document on tackling the trafficking.

Legislation bolstering workers' protections will be drafted by the Albanese government if the High Court rules in favour of Qantas over its decision to outsource mor...

By Renwick Rose History was made in St Vincent and the Grenadines on Saturday, May 1, 1975, when, for the first time since the early days of independent worker organization, four local trade unions came together for a joint commemoration of labour Day. During the late fifties and sixties, may day celebrations had been dominated by the rivalling political parties, Joshua’s Peoples Political party (PPP) and the Labour Party (SVLP) …

...the Prison Officers' Association (POA) will reportedly accept the four per cent salary-increase offer from the Government.

Qantas will launch its legal challenge in the High Court in a bid to overturn a judgement relating...

Qantas has launched a legal challenge in the High Court in a bid to overturn a judgment relating...

Qantas has launched a legal challenge in the High Court in a bid to overturn a judgment relating...