Qantas ‘laser-like’ on cutting costs: court
Qantas had a “laser-like” focus on cost cutting before illegal Covid era outsourcing, a court has heard.
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Netflix denies worker’s shocking allegation
A Netflix senior manager is suing the streaming giant over allegations the company dissolved her job while she was on maternity leave.
‘For hours’: 32yo admits to sneaky WFH act
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Bunnings recalls tradie essential
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Factory worker’s scalp ‘ripped from head’
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’More than ever’: Treasurer’s jobs brag
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Nat fires up at Barnaby over robodebt claim
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Robodebt ex-PM’s ‘political tombstone’: Shorten
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One group to get $3500 pay rise
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