Antoinette Lattouf files second legal case against ABC over dismissal
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Antoinette Lattouf files second legal case against ABC over dismissal

Sacked radio host Antoinette Lattouf has filed more proceedings against the ABC,this time in the Federal Court,and alleges the broadcaster breached its own workplace agreement.

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Problem staff can ruin a workplace. Why is it getting harder to fire them?
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Problem staff can ruin a workplace. Why is it getting harder to fire them?

Post-COVID,employees are more aggro than ever before,meaning bullying,sexual harassment,disobedience,gaslighting,negativity,and disputation are reaching record highs across workplaces.

  • byPaul O'Halloran
Louisa won the fight for penalties,super and payslips. Next goal:$10,000 backpay

Louisa won the fight for penalties,super and payslips. Next goal:$10,000 backpay

The Fair Work Ombudsman recovered more than half a billion dollars in unpaid wages in the past year,as industry experts warn young,migrant and insecure workers face exploitation.

  • byAmber Schultz
‘Red tape a furphy’:Workplace cop puts big business on wage notice

‘Red tape a furphy’:Workplace cop puts big business on wage notice

New Fair Work Ombudsman Anna Booth believes chief executives and board directors are directly responsible for any failures to pay the correct wages.

  • byJessica Yun
Showdown over gig economy as Labor introduces tough new wage laws

Showdown over gig economy as Labor introduces tough new wage laws

Millions of consumers will be asked to accept new rules to protect food delivery drivers and other gig economy workers despite industry claims it will push up prices.

  • byDavid Crowe
Employers,union bosses in equal number on Labor’s new construction body

Employers,union bosses in equal number on Labor’s new construction body

The unveiling of Labor’s new construction body comes after it abolished the union-busting Australian Building and Construction Commission.

  • byAnthony Galloway
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Fair Work Ombudsman lambasts university sector for underpayment ‘trends’

Fair Work Ombudsman lambasts university sector for underpayment ‘trends’

The Fair Work Ombudsman has blamed “entrenched non-compliance” for underpayment and called for widespread changes to fix the university sector.

  • byNicole Precel
He spent $6m on his restaurant through COVID. Now he owes money for unpaid wages
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He spent $6m on his restaurant through COVID. Now he owes money for unpaid wages

The company behind The European Hotel in St Kilda is also being investigated by Fair Work Australia over unpaid wages.

  • byStephen Brook
Beef up workplace ombudsman to catch underpayers,report recommends

Beef up workplace ombudsman to catch underpayers,report recommends

Stronger visa rules will also prevent worker exploitation,the Grattan Institute has found. Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil agrees visa reforms are needed.

  • byRachel Clun
Aged care wage rise timing not up to Fair Work:government

Aged care wage rise timing not up to Fair Work:government

The federal government also says its own workplace reforms improving gender equality and job security should not dictate the urgency of the highly anticipated pay rise.

  • byAngus Thompson
University of Melbourne sued over alleged underpayment of casual staff

University of Melbourne sued over alleged underpayment of casual staff

The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched fresh legal action against one of Australia’s wealthiest universities,claiming it underpaid casual staff and kept false or misleading records.

  • byCassandra Morgan