Man held down ‘Z’ key for hours to fake WFH
A UK worker has been branded “dishonest and deceitful” after it was found he had faked over 100 hours of work while working from home.
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6000 jobs at risk as smelter nears collapse
Rio Tinto’s mammoth Tomago aluminium smelter is reportedly close to collapse, putting some 6000 jobs at risk.
‘Figure just thrown around’: Super myth busted
Australian workers will likely need less superannuation than they think to maintain their current lifestyle in retirement.
‘Can’t’: Worker quits over unhinged boss text
A leaked text message exchange has revealed the wild request a boss made to an employee after they’d suffered a serious injury.
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‘No evidence’: Aussie WFH lie exposed
A major working from home lie has been exposed, as a report from Australia’s Productivity Commissioner casts a new light on the contentious debate.
‘No evidence’: Aussie WFH lie exposed
A major working from home lie has been exposed, as a report from Australia’s Productivity Commissioner casts a new light on the contentious debate.
Sydney Trains pay deal struck
The long-running dispute between a state government and train unions, which led to major disruptions, has ended with a deal agreed to.
New salvo in state’s war on WFH
Call centre staff helping victims of domestic violence and children are the latest workers to push back against a mandated return to the office.
Another government employee dies by suicide
A staff member has died by suicide at an embattled government department just a year after a whistleblower warned of a culture of toxicity and overwork.
Answer on $2k boost to Aussie wages looms
Australia’s lowest-paid workers are days away from finding out if they’re set to receive a boost to their wages, with one union body calling for a $2100 increase.
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