A recent survey reveals that a significant number of Victorians, totalling 26,724 participants, consider the legal right to work from home as extremely important. As part of proposed new legislation …
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Former employees of the Monkey Bean café, a well-known establishment in Melbourne’s Toorak, are still awaiting compensation amounting to tens of thousands of dollars, despite winning a court case against …
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A significant wage increase for aged care workers has been confirmed following a ruling by the Fair Work Commission, resulting in many staff members taking home more money each week. …
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In a positive development for the aged care sector, the Fair Work Commission has decided to raise award wages for hundreds of thousands of workers, leading to increased take-home pay …
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Nation’s leading business group cautions that the proposed work-from-home legislation could threaten jobs
by adminThe Business Council of Australia (BCA), the nation’s leading business advocacy group, is calling on the Victorian government to abandon its proposal that would grant workers the right to work …
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Westpac has announced the elimination of 200 teller positions across its branches as part of a strategic shift towards encouraging customers to utilise digital banking services. In response to a …
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A new report from the University of Sydney, commissioned by the National Association of Women in Construction, highlights the need for more women in Australia’s construction sector amidst an ongoing …
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Everything You Need to Know About the H-1B Visa Targeted by Trump with a $150,000 Fee
by adminThe recent announcement by the Trump administration to impose a hefty US$100,000 fee on H-1B visas has sparked alarm and confusion among employers, workers, and students globally, particularly those from …
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Investigations are currently underway regarding the death of a man at a workplace incident in eastern Sydney. Emergency services were alerted around 5:30 am to a warehouse located on Military …
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A recent study reveals that around 25% of jobs in Australia face significant risks from automation due to the rise of robotics, chatbots, and artificial intelligence (AI), which are increasingly …