Vegan activist’s Christmas protest
Tash Peterson soaked herself in fake blood and marched through supermarkets, playing audio of distressed animals.
Woolworths
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.
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