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Virgin Australia cabin crew vote in favour of 24-hour strikes that could throw the Christmas of thousands into chaos - Vimarsana News

Virgin Australia cabin crew vote in favour of 24-hour strikes that could throw the Christmas of thousands into chaos

The vote result this week will allow cabin crew to take industrial action under the Fair Work Act provided they give US-owned Virgin Australia a three-day notice period.

University wage theft tops $159m: National Tertiary Education Union tally - Vimarsana News

University wage theft tops $159m: National Tertiary Education Union tally

The majority of universities have now been involved in short-changing some 100,000 staff, with unions saying there is a crisis of accountability in the sector.

Source: afr.com
Josh Frydenberg eyes a return to politics - Vimarsana News

Josh Frydenberg eyes a return to politics

Former federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg is believed to be seriously considering running again for his old Melbourne seat of Kooyong in the election due in May 2025.

Closing Loopholes just keeps getting better and better | Seyfarth Shaw LLP - Vimarsana News

Closing Loopholes just keeps getting better and better | Seyfarth Shaw LLP

It is worth noting that under the original timetable of the Hon Tony Burke MP for the Closing Loopholes Bill, it would have been passed as law this week.

Landmark wage theft case by the Victorian Wage Inspectorate against The Macedon Lounge and owner Gustav Setia collapses - Vimarsana News

Landmark wage theft case by the Victorian Wage Inspectorate against The Macedon Lounge and owner Gustav Setia collapses

The Victorian government’s wage cop has dropped its first criminal case over underpayments, signalling the potential end of the state’s wage theft jurisdiction.

Source: afr.com