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Aussie jobs that saw the biggest pay increases in 2023 revealed in Seek report - Vimarsana News

Aussie jobs that saw the biggest pay increases in 2023 revealed in Seek report

The Aussie jobs with the biggest advertised salary increases in the past year have been revealed in a new report by website Seek. New employees in two booming financial services sectors did best.

FWC stops planned Svitzer Australia lockout | Seatrade Maritime - Vimarsana News

FWC stops planned Svitzer Australia lockout | Seatrade Maritime

Widespread disruption to Australia's ports has been averted as Australia’s FWC said a planned lockout at Svitzer Australia will not go ahead.

Australia: Baggage handlers' strike cancelled as union prepares sellout - Vimarsana News

Australia: Baggage handlers' strike cancelled as union prepares sellout

The strike by 350 DNATA workers was called off by the Transport Workers’ Union as part of an attempt by the unions to prevent unified action by workers across the aviation industry.

Source: wsws.org
New Minimum Wage Rise to Devastate Business Community: Australian Industry Groups - Vimarsana News

New Minimum Wage Rise to Devastate Business Community: Australian Industry Groups

Australian industry groups have warned that the new wave of minimum wage increases could push businesses across the ...

Minimum wage Australia: Albanese to target lowest paid for minimum wage increase - Vimarsana News

Minimum wage Australia: Albanese to target lowest paid for minimum wage increase

The Prime Minister won’t reveal the government’s preferred minimum wage increase, but will focus on preventing the lowest paid getting a real wage cut, drawing a distinction with the millions on higher rates.

Source: afr.com