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Canary Wharf faces crisis of confidence after Covid Only a fraction of 120,000 workers who once commuted to the financial district every day are back at their desks - and some may never return 16 April 2021 • 11:46am Julia Gordon, who has run the flower shop Bozdag & Gordon in Canary Wharf for nine years, had high hopes for the long-awaited return of business this week as lockdown restrictions were eased further. But while many people rushed to visit their local pub or favourite shop, she was left disappointed. Without footfall from office workers in Canary Wharf, business has been quiet. O...

Judge overturns pay cut for disability workers after group homes privatised We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A Federal Court judge has reversed $20,000-a-year pay cuts imposed on the managers of group homes for people with severe disabilities by not-for-profit group Northcott. The case has implications for the wages of more than 10,000 workers who look after Australians with high care needs but also the financial sustainability of the organisations that run the group homes after the NSW government privatised a...