‘Horrific’: Albo’s fury after Aussie journo shot
Anthony Albanese has reacted after an Australian reporter was shot with a nonlethal projectile, saying she was “targeted”.
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Man held down ‘Z’ key for hours to fake WFH
A UK worker has been branded “dishonest and deceitful” after it was found he had faked over 100 hours of work while working from home.
6000 jobs at risk as smelter nears collapse
Rio Tinto’s mammoth Tomago aluminium smelter is reportedly close to collapse, putting some 6000 jobs at risk.
‘Figure just thrown around’: Super myth busted
Australian workers will likely need less superannuation than they think to maintain their current lifestyle in retirement.
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Airport rocked over ‘crisis conditions’ claim
Airline workers have erupted into protests at a major Aussie airport over what they claim are “crisis conditions” in the industry and glaring safety concerns.
Gross reason Nine reporter’s video went viral
When crime reporter Zarisha Bradley posted a video to show how far she’d come in her career, the response was wild and became about something else entirely.
Big bank to cut 1500 jobs in huge cull
One of Australia’s biggest banks is reportedly about to swing the axe on an estimated 1500 jobs in a massive redundancy cull.
Email that rocked workers at NAB
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Sickening reason Aussie woman can’t speak
A fit and healthy mum will likely never be able to speak normally again after allegedly being exposed to a sickening scene as part of her job as a disability worker.
World loses it over Japanese man’s day
A look inside a Japanese corporate worker’s 18.5-hour day has shocked social media users, saying that “humans were never meant to live like this”.
‘Backstabbing’: Workers comp fight erupts
Unions representing tens of thousands of workers across one state are fighting reform to workers compensation one likened to a “dark-alley backstabbing”.
‘Abandoning’: Fury at workers compo change
The NSW Treasurer wants the workers compensation scheme reformed, saying billions are being spent keeping it afloat, but has angered state employees.
Why you won’t find iconic treat on shelves
Those looking to treat themselves to celebrate the end of the week may struggle to find an iconic sweet treat on the supermarket shelves.
‘Don’t badger me’: Text to unpaid worker
A luxury eco-lodge has reportedly shut down after months of turmoil, with former staff alleging unpaid wages and guests demanding refunds.
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