Shadow treasurer Angus Taylor argues that industrial relations changes will help boost the economy.
About 3000 union members attended Monday’s meeting,where they vented their anger and rejected the pay deal with the Allan government.
Pregnancy discrimination is not only still occurring,its incidence appears to be increasing.
Workers’ legal centres have recorded a rise in discrimination complaints by pregnant and parent workers as those carers are targeted in the cost of living crunch.
A new taskforce to police how universities are run will be pitched to state education ministers,as figures reveal the extent of corporatisation of university councils.
The start of negotiations over a new pay deal comes less than 18 months after the end of an industrial dispute that crippled Sydney’s rail network.
There are serious legal implications if someone is dismissed based on false information,writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
Friday night could be chaotic for many as about 4000 ride-share drivers plan to stay home with another 500 of them intending to blockade Perth’s airport.
Australia’s 2.5 million small businesses are collapsing at a rapid rate – and there are many who say the government is adding to red tape rather than reducing it.
The Coalition leader’s speech comes at an important moment for an opposition that faces questions about its economic agenda and remains behind in the polls.
The union and the government have been locked in negotiations since October 2023 but have not yet come to an agreement.