Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Page 37 - Fair Work News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Fair Work. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Fair Work Today - Breaking & Trending Today

Australia Post apologises after workers underpaid by $5.6m over 10 years due to 'payroll errors' | Australia Post - Vimarsana News

Australia Post apologises after workers underpaid by $5.6m over 10 years due to 'payroll errors' | Australia Post

Postal service says 3,600 current and former employees will receive any owed pay with interest and super where applicable

Gen Z hairdresser wins payout for getting sacked after 'gossiping' to a client, using her phone at work and slamming her 'toxic' job on TikTok - Vimarsana News

Gen Z hairdresser wins payout for getting sacked after 'gossiping' to a client, using her phone at work and slamming her 'toxic' job on TikTok

A young hairdresser has won a case taken against her former employer after she was sacked, with the Fair Work Commission finding she had not got 'procedural' fairness.

Laura Tingle backs ABC boss David Anderson - Vimarsana News

Laura Tingle backs ABC boss David Anderson

ABC board member Laura Tingle has defended her decision to back managing director David Anderson and reject a union-led vote of no-confidence in him, arguing it was in the best interests of the broadcaster’s staff.

Cost of living Australia: Labor staffers demand 20 per cent pay rise - Vimarsana News

Cost of living Australia: Labor staffers demand 20 per cent pay rise

Albanese government staffers are demanding a hefty pay rise, a change in workplace culture and a cost-of-living adjustment to combat inflation as part of wage negotiations.

Nine challenged on 'automation' excuse for Georgie Purcell image - Vimarsana News

Nine challenged on 'automation' excuse for Georgie Purcell image

Adobe says any changes to the photoshopped image of the Victorian MP 'would have required human intervention and approval'.