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CANBERRA: Employers who are caught deliberately underpaying workers will face jail time and multi-million-dollar fines under new laws proposed by the Australian government, reported Xinhua.

Among those voting were at least four people who had also applied for the job 

WorkSafe, under fire already for not doing enough to enforce workplace safety, is cutting back on what it does to save money. Its chief executive...

Court finds procedures followed in Co Galway case had not been fair because school principal had been involved at more than one stage of investigation

WorkSafe, under fire already for not doing enough to enforce workplace safety, is cutting back on what it does to save money.

WorkSafe, which a recent independent review noted “some instances of known harm where WorkSafe appears to be taking little or no intervention action”, is c

Appointees announced for Creative Australia board, Music Australia Council and Creative Workplaces Council.

Armidale mother realises driving ambition.

Refusal to recognise teaching experience in private secondary schools outside the EU is dissuading Irish teachers from returning home

A new report from the McKell Institute, featuring analysis of Fair Work Ombudsman audits, shows the scale of wage theft in Australia.