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Flexing their rights: working from home is here to stay - Vimarsana News

Flexing their rights: working from home is here to stay

COVID-19 lockdowns and expanded Fair Work legislation have transformed the relationship between employees, employers and their workplace. As organisations try to force or entice employees back to the physical workplace, experts warn - flexible working arrangements are here to stay.

Source: sbs.com.au
Aotearoa/NZ: Conservative govt scraps Fair Pay Agreements, derails sectoral bargaining - Vimarsana News

Aotearoa/NZ: Conservative govt scraps Fair Pay Agreements, derails sectoral bargaining

Aotearoa/New Zealand's Fair Pay Agreements Act was repealed by the newly-elected conservative National Party government on December 20, reports Clive Tillman.

Public sector pay talks to resume on Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Public sector pay talks to resume on Tuesday

Unions are set to discuss widespread industrial action on Thursday in the event of a deal not being reached

Tara Mine offers redundancy as part of rescue plan - Vimarsana News

Tara Mine offers redundancy as part of rescue plan

Management and group of unions will meet next week at Workplace Relations Commission in effort to restart operations by second quarter of the year

Australian employment service provider accused of claiming credit for work jobseeker found herself (The Guardian) - Vimarsana News

Australian employment service provider accused of claiming credit for work jobseeker found herself (The Guardian)

APM (ASX:APM), a major Australia-based job provider, has been accused of claiming it referred a jobseeker into work she got herself, according to documents seen by The Guardian