Sydney’s trains to shut down for three days
An industrial dispute will force Sydney trains offline for three days after the union and government could not agree on a 24-hour roster.
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Fee-free TAFE promise hits major hurdle
The Coalition has pulled support for a Labor promise to permanently fund 100,000 free TAFE courses a year, labelling the policy as a “lie”.
You need to set your alarm right now
Aussie workers are making a crucial mistake at work that’s having a massive negative impact, and a simple daily reminder could fix it.
Office act bosses are cracking down on
Those who commit these minor workplace “sins” have been warned to be on the lookout as bosses crackdown on rule-breakers.
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State on edge as cops walk off the job
Hundreds of furious police officers have walked off the job in an escalating pay dispute, warning the strike could roll on into the future.
‘Unreasonable’: Aussie driver wins fine row
Police have been ordered to pay a whopping $5000 to a driver accused of speeding, here’s how it happened.
Horror sex issue exposes Aussies
One group of workers faces widespread sexual harassment across multiple industries in Australia, a horror survey suggests.
Coles backroom staff ordered back to office
Another major Australian corporation is ordering staff back into the office, in another sign the pandemic-era work from home norm is changing.
‘Suck my toes’: Striking nurse’s wild offer
More than 50,000 NSW nurses and midwives have walked off the job, with up to 700 surgeries postponed as a result of the action over a wage dispute.
Note on cop car divides Australians
A message on a Victoria Police car has caused a stir online, as officers prepare to walk off the job for the first time in 25 years.
‘Taking the piss’: Sneaky WFH trend erupts
An Aussie has gone viral after sharing the awkward WFH moment her friend was forced to navigate, exposing a wider trend on the rise in 2024.
Major change for tatted-up cops
One of the country’s biggest employers has made a major change to its tattoo policy as staff continue to protest workforce shortages.
Renegade union rally hits big city
CFMEU workers have rallied in Sydney against administration, even as the embattled union warned its members not to attend the march.
‘Damaging’ habit bosses need to stamp out
Young workers are burning out and businesses are suffering, and worryingly, it’s bosses that are pushing this workplace myth that needs to be stamped out.
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