Industrial Relations

Earlier this month the Fair Work Commission ruled Ms Lattouf had been sacked by the ABC when she was taken off air part way through a radio presenting stint on ABC Radio Sydney last December.

Store workers at supermarket giant Woolworths have voted in favour of a new pay and entitlements package, after a union campaign plagued by allegations of "misinformation" and "bad faith bargaining".

You can now use an online statutory declaration as evidence for personal leave from work, without a JP signature. 

Hundreds of employees of embattled budget airline Bonza are told their employment has been officially terminated at an online meeting.

Bendigo Health remains in a code yellow internal emergency after it couldn't keep up with the number of people attending for treatment, with workers saying Victoria's health system is "struggling", "unprepared", and needs "rebuilding".

A staff survey at ABC News has found bullying is a "pervasive" issue in the workplace, especially for women, who also experience higher rates of sexual harassment at work.

A pay increase could be coming your way. Here's a breakdown on whether you'll benefit and how much more you could be taking home.  

The Fair Work Commission has been careful not to trigger another interest rate rise with its latest minimum and award wage increase, but a pay rise barely keeping up with inflation does little to ease the pressure on household budgets either.

The Fair Work Commission has announced Australia's minimum wage and award wages will increase by 3.75 per cent, taking the national minimum wage to $24.10 per hour or $915.91 per week from July 1.

Journalist and presenter Antoinette Lattouf was sacked by the ABC when she was taken off air part way through a radio presenting stint, the Fair Work Commission has found.

Newcastle GP Max Mollenkopf says unnecessary appointments for medical certificates are wasting doctors' time.

The university has sent an email to staff apologising for the mistake, which it said spanned from January 2017 to December 2023.

Thousands of full-time workers at Woolworths may be eligible for a four-day working week if a new enterprise agreement is made and unions sign off on the proposed changes.

Young people and women are particularly at risk, with work and personal emails or phones most commonly used by perpetrators. 

A Melbourne magistrate has described a Woolworths payroll error as a systematic and gross failure, but says the company is remorseful.

Thousands of teachers have set a deadline for the government to improve work conditions and provide better pay.

The travel chaos has prompted calls for the government to intervene in negotiations between the union and Keolis Downer.

WA's teacher union rejects a second pay and conditions offer from the state government, stoking concerns of interruptions at schools as the union threatens to forge on with a potential strike on Tuesday next week.

Workers say they are being exposed to dangerous conditions on solar farms, including working near live cables in wet weather or being put at risk of electrocution. 

The National Tertiary Education Union says axing 200 jobs will be the death knell of Federation University, which has campuses across regional Victoria and in Brisbane.

Aviation firefighters are planning to strike over staffing and safety concerns just as thousands of students around Australia are set to begin school holidays.

Federal parliament was plunged into chaos on Tuesday as the government suddenly announced new immigration reforms intended to head off a pending High Court decision that could see the release of more detainees.

As China considers changes to the rights of workers there are concerns about the impact on businesses and how the solutions would be implemented.

The government will advocate that the wages of Australia's lowest-paid workers do not go backwards, as the Fair Work Commission reviews minimum and award wage rates. 

After Joy spoke out about low pay and rider safety she says Hungry Panda retaliated by reducing her delivery orders.