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Tech giant to cut 9000 jobs
One of the world’s biggest companies has announced it will cut about 4 per cent of its global workforce, leaving Aussie workers on edge.
Dire flaw in Labor’s student fee cut plan
A leading research body has pointed out a dire flaw in Labor’s signature policy to slash student debts by 20 per cent, instead urging them to implement a flat rate cut of $5500.
Significant doubt on Aussie council’s future
The future of an entire Aussie regional council is in “significant doubt” after a damning audit – with revelations one employee worked from a Caribbean island for almost a year.
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One tax reform Australia desperately needs
Fresh forecasts have revealed the one tax reform Australia desperately needs, as the country continues to recover from its anaemic growth.
Woolworths shuts down major online retailer
The supermarket giant has followed rival Wesfarmers in shutting down an online marketplace amid mounting losses.
Cash Converters cops fine over failings
Two major players in Australia’s franchise business landscape have been fined over business record failings.
Job market defies economic slowdown
Fresh figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows job vacancies were up 2.9 per cent in the three months until May.
Acknowledgement of Country sacking twist
A worker has beaten an inner-city council in a major employment case after he was unfairly sacked for objecting to an Acknowledgement of Country.
Gov worker’s wage leaves Aussies in disbelief
Aussies have been left shocked after a young Brisbane woman revealed her jaw-dropping salary – and she’s only an apprentice.
Call to end NDAs in sexual harassment cases
A major report into workplace sexual harassment has called for new laws to heavily restrict NDAs in order to protect victim-survivors.
Boss goes feral after employee says no
A text message exchange between a boss and his employee quickly turned ugly after the latter pushed back when asked to complete a task on a weekend.
Miners locked out of work over pay dispute
About 160 miners have been locked out of work for more than a week without pay over a pay dispute with their employer.
Huge call to lift the GST rate
Australia should slash income taxes and lift the GST to help pay off the nearly one trillion dollars in national debt.
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