Boss gets pointed neck tattoo amid scandal
The former head of Victoria’s disgraced construction union has re-emerged to show off a fresh teck tattoo with a pointed message.
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Powerful CFMEU figure stands down
A powerful figure in the NSW Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union has resigned effective immediately as he and his father face bribery allegations.
Lambie: ‘Where is the set between your legs?’
Jacqui Lambie is defending federal police threatening to walk off the job, telling the AFP chief to “stand your ground for these men and women”.
‘False prophets’: RBA deputy’s warning
A man at the top of the Reserve Bank of Australia has warned Aussies against “false prophets” who claim to know what will happen in the future.
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Shock figure shows rate hike nightmare
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Boutique building firm collapses
Property owners have been left scrambling after another construction company has fallen into liquidation – but there’s still hope money will be recovered.
Bosses blast ‘soft, entitled’ Gen Z tradies
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Sad reality of ‘quiet quitting’ trend
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Union takes on CBA’s return to office order
The Financial Services Union is up in arms about Commonwealth Bank’s push to get workers back in the office.
174,000 Aussies win right to WFH every day
More than 170,000 Australians have been given the green light to work from home five days a week in a move that is set to spark jealousy.
Bunnings worker rages over $191 tax return
A young woman has taken to Tik Tok to share her tax return, warning people to expect lower refunds this year due to the scrapping of a popular tax offset.
‘Knee-jerk’: WFH pay cut proposal ridiculed
A trade union has lashed a former premier who suggested staff working from home should have their pay docked because they are “saving money”.
‘Groundbreaking’ unlimited WFH deal
Thousands of employees across the country will have access to unlimited work from home days under a landmark deal.
Woolies makes major change after freak death
A Woolworths worker’s death last month has sparked operational changes for the Australian supermarket giant.
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