Female bosses $158k short of men in annual wages
Landmark data reveals female chief executives and heads of business are paid, on average, $158,632 less a year than men.
Landmark data reveals female chief executives and heads of business are paid, on average, $158,632 less a year than men.
Building unions in Victoria are warning of a snap 24-hour shutdown of the state’s construction industry as the fallout from the CFMEU bikie scandal intensifies.
The United Workers Union is demanding the supermarket giant increase its pay offer to hundreds of warehouse workers.
The Transport Workers Union wants to lift the pay of ground workers performing work for Qantas Freight by up to 14 per cent.
Three Master Builders directors in Victoria have hit out at claims of wasteful and illegitimate financial spending and unfair appointments in the association.
Building unions representing 12 million construction workers have accused Labor of denying the union its right to a fair trial.
Warehouse workers are threatening to disrupt booze supplies to Dan Murphy’s and BWS outlets in the lead up to Christmas.
CFMEU administrator Mark Irving has called for a Fair Work probe into Darren Greenfield, who is accused of using his mobile to access live footage inside the union’s Sydney building.
One in four employers is planning to impose a pay freeze on their workforce next year.
Unions have launched an extraordinary attack on BHP, Rio Tinto and the Minerals Council of Australia.
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