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NSW payroll tax avoidance penalties set for 400% increase
Qld’s labour hire scheme stamps out rogues
We are seeing Uber-isation of higher education: National Tertiary Education Union
AWU secures support for horticulture industry minimum wage and reforms
CBA staff owed $45 million in backpay over tea breaks
Morrison seeks to entrench exploitation of overseas workers
Wageline expands social media campaign to Twitter
Aussie jobs targeted under cover of COVID
Morrison Government gives green light to wage theft and casualisation
Forced to gut IR Bill, Morrison attacks casuals, green lights wage theft
Morrison green lights wage theft
Centre Alliance backs certainty for employees and small businesses
CBA staff robbed of superannuation payments
Committee recommends passage of crucial IR reforms
Commonwealth bank wants staff to vote for more wage theft
Palaszczuk Government steps up again for ripped-off workers
New research will enable Australians to better predict wage theft
Australian workers will be worse off under IR Omnibus Bill
Employment law proposals set to impact Australia’s employers in 2021
Senate committee to deliver report on underpayment of Australian workers in 2021
Statement From Attorney-General Jill Hennessy
Victorian Premier issues statement 16 December
Migrant wage theft worsened during crisis
SA slavery examined on Human Rights Day
Union blueberry investigation uncovers evidence that Chinese people smugglers are trafficking slave workers
Shameful superfood: hidden cost of Australia’s blueberry bonanza
Melbourne Uni Drags Feet On Wage Theft Payments
TWU notifies Safe Work as ubereats food delivery rider dies
AWU take De Costi to court alleging millions in backpay owed to graveyard shift workers
Pandemic widens gap between government and Australians view of education
Wageline launches social media campaign following Wage Theft Inquiry recommendations
Wage theft case against Deliveroo opens
Retail Supply Chain Alliance host packed meeting in Coffs Harbour
Wage audit finds four out of five inspected cafes and restaurants not complying with WA employment laws
Former Sydney restaurant operators penalised
Monash University to drop music theatre and musicology
NAB originally thought it had underpaid staff by $850,000. Now it looks more like $128 million
Finance sector union response to NAB underpayments
NTEU lodges Federal Court action over wage theft and sham contracting
Apprentice & hiring schemes create recipe for exploitation
Wage theft now criminalised in Queensland
$300,000 in grants awarded to combat wage theft
Young Australians being conscripted into modern-day slavery
Sick Qantas workers return to Court to fight for leave entitlements
Finance Sector Union reacts to Bank of Queensland job cuts
Bank workers deserve to be paid correctly
Lifting veil on forced marriage
No more public subsidies for Qantas unless it drops outsourcing of workers & repays unpaid wages