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Unions said they want normalised industrial relations processes and appropriate pay measures.

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Labor Senators have agreed to carve out controversial elements of the governments industrial relations reforms, in a move welcomed by Senators Jacqui Lambie and David Pocock.

New Zealand’s biggest fabricator of engineered stone benchtops says some companies in the industry “need to be investigated”, following more evidence of...

Nurses visiting engineered stone workshops discovered dangerous conditions including dust on floors and surfaces, which when breathed in can cause deadly...

Diversity in the workplace delivers dividends to employees and employers, with research showing it leads to greater levels of job satisfaction and retention

Sergeant David Haughney, who suffered life changing injuries in an assault on duty had taken the case following interactions with Superintendent Adrian Gamble.

Business groups issued a new joint statement opposing the Albanese government’s industrial relations changes on Wednesday, urging a complete reset.

Piling new cost and complexity on to employers will do anything except create secure new jobs.

Victims of domestic violence leave is set to be formally introduced following the publication of regulations setting out the rate of pay and guidance for