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Lawyer RICHARD CALVER is a specialist in industrial relations. Here he outlines some fundamental misgivings around Labor's so-called "Closing Loopholes" bill. He has a word for it… 

Labor minister Tony Burke on Friday threw his support behind a Canterbury-Bankstown Council decision to fly the Palestinian flag, saying we need to grieve all lives lost in the Middle East conflict.

The nation's safety watchdog has called for a blanket ban on the use of engineered stone to stop workers developing incurable lung diseases. Workplace ministers have released the findings of a report examining the impact of silica dust exposure. States and territories will now consider their response.

In response to the recent dismissal of an Irish employee of Israeli company Wix, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that he didn't know the particulars – but that...

Aliza Shatzman, president and founder of The Legal Accountability Project, a nonprofit aimed at ensuring that law clerks have positive clerkship experiences, continues her discussion of her work in judicial accountability.

At a superficial level, Cosgrave may be considered a martyr to corporate censorship. Another look might suggest he was brought down by his own restless, scattergun bellicosity

A woman who was fired after describing Israel as a terrorist state has said she stands over her statements.

Jobseekers in Australia had their Centrelink payments suspended more than 450,000 times in the September quarter for not meeting their mutual obligations,

Irish employee of Wix dismissed over anti-Israel social media posts

A woman who was fired after describing Israel as a terrorist state has said she stands over her statements.