Panic buying ‘threatens toilet paper supply’
Panic buying of toilet paper across Australia could now threaten the nation’s supplies, Sorbent’s maker says.
Panic buying of toilet paper across Australia could now threaten the nation’s supplies, Sorbent’s maker says.
Fair Work Ombudsman accuses Coles of breaching workplace laws after workers were underpaid $15m over six years.
Supermarket giant Coles’s statutory net profit fell in the first half, as it warned of disruptions in China caused by coronavirus.
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The Coles case offers a salutary lesson on the perils of enterprise bargaining.
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Underpaid employee Penny Vickers has a case against Coles and the Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association.
Enterprise agreements were no bargain for Coles workers, who have been underpaid somewhere between $70-100m a year.
A wrecking ball just smashed through the front doors of Australia’s industrial relations club.
The Coalition seems ready to adopt a policy that prohibits financial transactions between businesses and unions.
Coles and the shop assistants union seem to be in cahoots to short-change workers.
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