‘Peach martini’ appeal dismissed
A Qantas flight attendant sacked after getting drunk on peach martinis in New York has lost his appeal against the FWC.
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Stagnant wages creating ‘income recession’
Australia is facing an “incomes recession” — with flat wages growth driving a fall in living standards, new research finds.
Four-year wage freeze ends for steelworkers
After seven months of industrial action, workers at the nation’s biggest steelworks, have backed a three-year pay deal.
Nation facing ‘income recession’
Flat wages growth drove a fall in living standards over the past three years greater than what occurred during the 1991-92 recession, finds ACTU research.
Building watchdog’s new blow
The ABCC has suffered a defeat in the “cup of tea” case, as a court ruled the regulator should pay more costs to the CFMEU.
Subway franchisee’s pay rort
The former franchisee of two Subway outlets has been penalised $65,438 for underpaying a Chinese worker more than $16,000.
Keenan told ‘hours before raid’
The AFP proposed to brief the then justice minister about the execution of warrants on the AWU “hours before they occurred”.
AWU donations probe: ‘I assumed Cash had agenda’, says watchdog boss
Senior Registered Organisations Commission officer Chris Enright rejects claims he began investigating to help discredit Bill Shorten.
‘I assumed Cash had an agenda’
Registered Organisations Commission boss Chris Enright tells court he was aware of Michaelia Cash’s political purpose over AWU donations probe.
Call for rethink on work sex claims
Workers should be given the right to pursue sexual harassment complaints through the Fair Work Commission, unions say.
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