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Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert's late-night TV shows go dark as writers strike for better pay - Vimarsana News

Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert's late-night TV shows go dark as writers strike for better pay

Some 11,500 film and television writers put down their pens and laptops after failing to reach a new contract with the trade association that represents Hollywood studios and production companies.

Construction industry: Builders fear a return to contracts loaded with risk - Vimarsana News

Construction industry: Builders fear a return to contracts loaded with risk

Companies are negotiating differently over contracts than they have in the past, but there are signs clients – especially governments – want to go back to old ways.

Source: afr.com
UPS TEAMSTERS RALLY FOR A STRONG CONTRACT IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - Vimarsana News

UPS TEAMSTERS RALLY FOR A STRONG CONTRACT IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

/PRNewswire/ -- Teamsters General President Sean M. O'Brien, UPS Teamsters, and local leaders from throughout Southern California rallied at Teamsters Local...

Ombudsman pledges measured approach to SMEs on IR complexity - Vimarsana News

Ombudsman pledges measured approach to SMEs on IR complexity

Fair Work Ombudsman will not seek harsh penalties against small businesses genuinely trying to comply with major workplace relations reforms.

Port Davis collapse: 'ripped off' subcontractors still waiting for Labor promises - Vimarsana News

Port Davis collapse: 'ripped off' subcontractors still waiting for Labor promises

Amid the Porter Davis collapse the Albanese government should act faster on its promises to protect building subcontractors, say lobby groups and Senator David Pocock.

Source: afr.com