Woolies ramps up Vic deliveries
Woolworths is stepping up online shopping services in Melbourne, as a coronavirus spike also sparked panic buying.
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Supermarkets bring back grocery limits
Supermarket chains are reintroducing purchase limits in Victoria and NSW after a spike in virus cases prompted panic buying.
Woolies embraces new jobs driver
An Uber driver’s court case has given Woolworths the green light for an important industrial relations rejig.
‘Normal’ won’t be back: Woolies
Woolworths to spend up to $275m in the business to keep customers and staff safe.
Woolworths speeds small supplier payments
Woolworths will temporarily change policy to pay small suppliers faster for their goods and services.
ACCC eases competition rules
The competition regulator will allow Woolworths, Coles, Aldi and Metcash to work together on sourcing, supply and food shipment.
Woolies delays $10bn Dan’s, pubs spin-off
Woolworths’ has pushed back this year’s planned $10bn separation and possible float of its hotels and liquor business.
Supermarkets can co-operate: ACCC
The competition regulator will allow the nation’s biggest supermarkets to co-ordinate over the sourcing and supply of food.
Inside the operation to roll out the rolls
A depot in Sydney’s west is at the epicentre of efforts by the country’s biggest supermarket retailers to restock shelves.
Operation to roll out the rolls
A depot in Sydney’s west is at the epicentre of efforts by the country’s biggest supermarket retailers to restock shelves.
Shelves empty and cupboards bare
Nice try, Woolies, but this needs more thought
Shopping set to change, says UBS
Panic buying could be lifting supermarket sales by as much as 25 per cent and permanently changing the way we shop, UBS says.
Woolworths to close early as shelves empty
Woolies will close all 995 stores by 8pm every evening indefinitely, as it reveals it’s selling seven days worth of toilet paper every day.
Rules relaxed to ease grocery squeeze
Visa restrictions for foreign students will be lifted for Coles and Woolworths to help stores cope with the demand for grocery staples.
CBA to pay casuals virus leave
Commonwealth Bank has joined Woolworths and Telstra by pledging paid leave to casual workers impacted by coronavirus.
Panic buying ‘threatens toilet paper supply’
Panic buying of toilet paper across Australia could now threaten the nation’s supplies, Sorbent’s maker says.
GetUp vs. Woolies as raison d’etre challenged
With millions in its war chest, the activist group has plenty of money to hire ballot-booth bullies.
Vegan activist’s Christmas protest
Tash Peterson soaked herself in fake blood and marched through supermarkets, playing audio of distressed animals.
Brad Banducci: Mental health a priority
Mental health is as important as physical safety at work, says Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci.
Woolies faces wages class action
Woolworths could be hit with a class action over revelations it underpaid thousands of its employees up to $300m.
Woolies pay scandal costs CEO bonus
Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci is the latest high profile chief executive to give up his bonus in the wake of a scandal.
Union told to compensate Woolworths
Unlawful industrial action at a Woolworths distribution centre has cost the workers’ union more than $170,000.
Backlash from business on wage penalties
Employers have opposed a government proposal to ban directors of underpaying companies from sitting on boards.
Australia grows harsher, cares less
Workers being ripped off and the elderly subjected to cruelty and neglect. Is Australia happy with that?
Back pay problems besiege big firms
Scores of major companies might have to make back payments following payroll audits.
Beyond hopeless: Porter slams Woolworths
Christian Porter warns companies have “rocks in their heads” if they don’t focus on “major problem” of wage compliance.
How Woolies staff will get money back
It will take at least eight months for 5700 employees to receive full entitlements as Woolworths probes underpayments.
Tackling ‘disturbing’ staff underpayments
Fair Work Ombudsman will take the ‘concerning’ issue of worker underpayments to the boardrooms of big business.
Woolworths underpays staff up to $300m
Supermarket giant Woolworths has apologised for underpaying 5700 staff by as much as $300m over nine years.
No appetite for meal deal
The competition regulator has left the chilled meal sector in a state of flux with today’s rejection.
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