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.
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‘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.
Aussie state could get extra public holiday
West Australians could be in for an extra public holiday as the state looks at syncing its system with the east coast.
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State’s $28m AI plan revealed
Company workers aren’t the only ones facing an AI tidal wave, with one state announcing a new $28m drive to embed the tech revolution into its public sector.
‘Staggering’: Police target gross bus, train acts
A ‘staggering’ number of public transport workers are being assaulted in Australia’s biggest city, police say.
Posties to carry protection spray
Posties will soon carry protection spray to use against dangerous dogs after new data revealed alarming escalation of incidents.
26yo panics over shock Centrelink news
A young Aussie has revealed the moment she was left “gutted” after receiving an unexpected email from Centrelink.
Showdown set over compo plan
A showdown has been set over Labor’s controversial plan to reform workers compensation in one Australian state.
Big paydays for new fashion giant bosses
A big Aussie fashion retailer has just appointed its new chief executive, with promises of multimillion-dollar pay cheques if he meets targets.
Huge move to stop airport taxi rip-offs
One state will consider setting a maximum rate on taxi fares to and from the airport in a bid to stop $100 taxi rip-offs.
27yo breaks down in tears, men mock her
A successful CEO has shared the horrendous response she got from men after she posted a video of herself crying.
Lib frontbencher backflips on WFH support
After his party attempted to force public servants back into the office, Andrew Bragg has said he will back the “individual liberty” of workers.
‘Disaster’: Why Aussie pay rise sparked fury
This group of Aussies are outraged as they will need to foot the bill as the minimum award wage is increased to above the rate of inflation.
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