Workers told to get back into offices
The largest employer in the country has ordered its staff to get back into the office as working from home appears done for good.
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CFMEU to face fresh crackdown
There’s been a fresh push to “clean up” the CFMEU’s construction division, just days after the national union watchdog launched court action.
Real reason behind Rex’s collapse
An aviation expert has revealed why it’s so hard for a third airline carrier to survive in Australia following Rex’s fall into voluntary administration.
Trend reveals what workers are ditching
A man that has embraced the four-day working week has revealed the reality and the “slight loss” that comes with it.
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Shock detail in new crime figures
Newly released figures covering retail and crimes across Australia reveal some crime rates went up over the last year, with a grim detail noted in one of the statistics.
Firm paying grads $200k slashes staff
The prestigious Australian firm is laying off nearly half its Asia Pacific workforce, just months after another devastating redundancy round.
Inside scandal that took down Gladys
It was the eight-year scandal that took down a premier, and sparked two career-ending ICAC investigations. Here’s how it all unfolded.
‘Tragic’: Worker dies after Woolies incident
A man has died after a workplace accident that took place at a Woolworths Facility.
New details on alleged paramedic stabber
There has been a surprising development in the matter of a 21-year-old man accused of stabbing a paramedic to death in the carpark of a McDonalds.
Helicopter pilot dies in remote crash
The 65-year-old pilot and sole occupant of the helicopter was conducting a “routine mustering operation” at a remote station.
Cops ‘go gender-neutral’ for $1300 pay rise
Victoria Police is investigating reports some of its officers are gaming the HR system by self-identifying as “gender neutral” in order to gain an extra $1300 a year.
Brutal way Aussies are quitting their jobs
Young people are getting revenge on their horrible bosses via a viral new work trend – but it could end up seriously backfiring.
Sneaky way workers ripped off
Unscrupulous NDIS providers have been accused of ripping off vulnerable workers, with the Commonwealth minister issuing a stern warning to businesses.
Man dies at Aussie tourist hot spot
Police are investigating after a man died at one of Melbourne’s most popular tourist attractions.
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