Union launches $2m attack on nuclear plan
The union campaign ads will run in 12 key marginal electorates, including Peter Dutton’s seat of Dickson.
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Unions trade in door-knock days for family weekend poll pitches to parents
Unions are deploying teachers and nurses to sporting grounds, swimming pools and farmers’ markets to oppose Peter Dutton.
‘Just put Libs last’: Unions go on defence amid drift from Labor
Sally McManus says voters planning to support independents or minor parties in protest at Labor over cost-of-living increases should put the Liberals last on May 3.
EBA pay rises the highest since ’97
A lucrative pay deal for 73000 Victorian nurses drove up average EBA wage rises.
‘Work for a rival? It’ll end in court’
Business warns the budget ban on non-compete clauses will discourage hiring and increase litigation.
ALP’s clause ban strikes sensible middle ground
Overhauling provisions that don’t appear to pass the proverbial pub test is overdue, says The Australian’s workplace editor, Ewin Hannan.
Ban on non-compete clauses to drive pay rises
Labor will ban the imposition of non-compete clauses on low and middle-income workers from 2027, driving productivity growth and delivering pay rises to affected employees.
AMP: no cameras on staff working from home
Chief executive Alexis George has given a commitment that surveillance of employees will not occur, an ‘embarrassing’ 11th hour concession the union says shows ‘AMP got it wrong’.
AMP accused of overreach, abuse of power
New contract details reveal AMP staff could be prevented from being unpaid office holders at their child’s sporting club without AMP’s prior written approval.
Builders push to rein in union power and give tradies a break
Master Builders says the next government must wind back laws that give greater rights to unionists over ‘everyday’ workers.
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