Photo no worker in 2024 wants to see
Our attitudes towards work have been completely exposed by a single photo that has gone viral online, causing employees to rage.
At Work
Mining giant looks at Indonesia after collapse
Australia’s biggest mining company is reportedly looking at Indonesia’s nickel industry following the shut down of its vast nickel operations in Australia.
Boss responds after anonymous survey fail
The commissioner of an embattled government department has hit back after a whistleblower lifted the lid on what they claimed was a toxic work culture.
Fears WFH could be axed for entire city
A bitter fight is brewing in Melbourne after an AFL great running for lord mayor vowed to force workers back into the office and put an end to WFH.
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Staff owed $2m as company collapses
Staff at a company that went bust owing millions have lifted the lid on the desperate measures they took in the months leading up to the collapse.
Gender pay gap hits record low
Despite Australia’s wage gap falling to a “record low”, women in Australia are still earning hundreds of dollars less per week than men.
‘Crisis’: Teacher strike to hit 106 schools
As the nation grapples with widespread teacher shortages, Catholic and independent teachers will go on strike in more than 100 schools.
Nike boss links Matildas to WFH debate
The success of the Matildas highlights a number of arguments against working from home, according to the local boss of Nike.
Furious teachers to picket minister
Hundreds of teachers will storm a minister’s office on Wednesday, with educators accusing the state government of breaking pay promises.
Aussie retailer underpaid workers $5.2m
The popular discount retailer must pay back the affected 686 staff members by October, with one employee owed a whopping $41,144.
Fired WFH woman exposed by time stamp
New details have emerged about what Suzie Cheikho was doing during some hours her “very low” keyboard movements were tracked, which led to her sacking.
‘Attack’: Workers’ fury over 10pc pay hike
Workers at a critical government agency are set to stop work on Tuesday as a dispute over pay and conditions continues to intensify.
PM warns business on undercutting workers
The prime minister has called on bosses to ditch cuts to workers’ entitlements, arguing that one thing will help business succeed.
Major $58m problem facing Matildas
All eyes are on the Matildas in their push for a first World Cup but there’s a glaring problem no one is talking about.
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