Aus Post posties sacked over X-rated prank
Australia Post dismissed three of its workers after a prank involving an X-rated item, the Fair Work Commission has heard.
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‘Chained to my desk’: 28yo quits $170k job
A young Aussie has explained the “final straw” that led to her quitting an incredible lucrative job
New images of ‘smiling CEO assassin’
New images of the person who allegedly killed a top CEO in New York City have been released — the man has been dubbed the “smiling assassin”.
‘Mismatch’: Problem with jobs market
Australia’s peak welfare body is urging the Albanese government to help jobseekers find work, as the number of entry level jobs declines sharply.
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Major change for tatted-up cops
One of the country’s biggest employers has made a major change to its tattoo policy as staff continue to protest workforce shortages.
Renegade union rally hits big city
CFMEU workers have rallied in Sydney against administration, even as the embattled union warned its members not to attend the march.
‘Damaging’ habit bosses need to stamp out
Young workers are burning out and businesses are suffering, and worryingly, it’s bosses that are pushing this workplace myth that needs to be stamped out.
Concerns before man crushed to death
A union says safety concerns at the site of a fatal turbine incident were raised with builders before a man was crushed by a fan blade.
Hack to end huge Aussie workplace ‘threat’
It’s a problem many of us have had to deal with at work – and now, an Aussie expert has revealed the secret to beating it forever.
Bad news for your next pay rise
The country’s cost-of-living crisis isn’t fading anytime soon, and employees are set to fall further behind in 2025.
Grim call on bombshell parliament report
A top Minister has made a grim call on a parliamentary workplace report that detailed allegations of sexual assault and stalking in the workplace.
Free fares during industrial action
The NSW government has decided to allow free travel for some commuters to offset disruption during planned industrial action next week.
‘Rot in hell’: Slain ambo’s loved ones erupt
The family and friends of a paramedic who was fatally stabbed in a McDonald’s carpark have lashed out at his killer in an emotional courtroom outburst.
’Nowhere else’: Grim reality for Aussie farmers
Aussie farmers are up in arms about supermarket behemoths Coles and Woolies, but an ACCC hearing has heard they have nowhere else to go.
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