Popular dumpling chain cops $4m fine
A well-known restaurant chain has been described as “deceitful and unscrupulous” after robbing people of thousands.
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Monster company collapses owing $11m
Staff have been left shocked by the collapse, which has left them jobless and out of pocket.
Historic gold mint releases new coins
Australia’s largest precious metals mint will celebrate 125 years in operation with the release of five special coins, including a gold coin with a mintage of just 500.
Servo station underpaid staff by $2.3m
A popular service station chain has been ordered to pay back about 1500 employees after it failed to provide proper annual leave entitlements.
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Pay freeze coming for $600k workers
NSW politicians and senior executives, who can command salaries of up to $600,000, will have their pay frozen for two years, saving taxpayers an estimated $260m.
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A new workplace trend is growing, with Aussie workers earning double their salary through one controversial trick.
‘Disgrace’: State’s ‘draconian’ law slammed
A politician has called a premier’s collaboration to “rush through” anti-protesting laws “draconian” and an “absolute disgrace”.
‘Horrific’: Albo reveals online abuse
The Prime Minister has revealed how significant a toll constant online abuse has on him after one state’s leader unexpectedly stood down.
Aussie women smash record
Women’s participation in the workforce is at an all-time high, with a record number of women entering full-time work.
Execs ordered on leave after major leak
Besieged consultancy giant PricewaterhouseCoopers has announced its bombshell next move in the ongoing tax scandal.
‘Failed experiment’: Lambie’s demand
Firebrand senator Jacqui Lambie has launched a scathing attack on part of the Australian Defence Force she calls a “failed experiment”.
Boss hits back at ‘lazy’ Gen Z work trend
An Adelaide boss has defended her decision to introduce a radical new movement into the workplace, despite claims it is “lazy” and “entitled”.
Activist blames stabbed Centrelink worker
An unemployment activist has victim-blamed a Centrelink staffer for being stabbed by a disgruntled customer in a bizarre tweet.
ScoMo clinches surprise book deal
Scott Morrison has let the cat out of the bag about his book deal with a Christian publishing company.
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