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industrial relations

  • Teal MP Backs Chamber’s Call to Broaden Definition of ‘Small Business’
    Teal MP Backs Chamber’s Call to Broaden Definition of ‘Small Business’
    A call to redefine small business as those with less than 25 staff—as opposed to the current 15—looks set to be another contest for the federal election.
    October 13, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Shark Tank Billionaire Criticises Australia’s ‘Right to Disconnect’ for Workers After Hours
    Shark Tank Billionaire Criticises Australia’s ‘Right to Disconnect’ for Workers After Hours
    Kevin O'Leary hasn't held back in explaining his reasons for why the right to disconnect is a bad ...
    August 30, 2024BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Employers Urge Government to Target CFMEU With Specific New Laws
    Employers Urge Government to Target CFMEU With Specific New Laws
    Appointing an administrator with wide-ranging powers doesn't go far enough, according to the Business Council of Australia.
    August 11, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • ‘Disorganised’ Management No Excuse for After-Hours Contact, Union Argues
    ‘Disorganised’ Management No Excuse for After-Hours Contact, Union Argues
    The bill has faced pushback from business groups, which argued the change would add more 'complexity, conflict, and ...
    May 20, 2024BY Nina Nguyen
  • ‘Right to Disconnect’ Law Will Be Overturned Under Coalition: Opposition Leader
    ‘Right to Disconnect’ Law Will Be Overturned Under Coalition: Opposition Leader
    The legislation gives workers the right to ignore calls and messages outside normal shifts.
    February 11, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • Federal Labor Strikes Deal With Greens, Crossbench to Pass Industrial Relations Bill
    Federal Labor Strikes Deal With Greens, Crossbench to Pass Industrial Relations Bill
    'It is an act of economic vandalism,' business groups say.
    December 7, 2023BY Henry Jom
  • Business Groups Warn Labor’s Workplace Law Reforms ‘Deeply Flawed’
    Business Groups Warn Labor’s Workplace Law Reforms ‘Deeply Flawed’
    Australian business groups have continued to push back against the Albanese government’s proposed workplace relations laws, saying the ...
    September 7, 2023BY Henry Jom
  • Minerals Council of Australia Criticises Proposed IR Changes Amid Net Zero Pursuit
    Minerals Council of Australia Criticises Proposed IR Changes Amid Net Zero Pursuit
    The Minerals Council of Australia called on the federal government not to push through with its proposed industrial ...
    September 5, 2023BY Celene Ignacio
  • Australia’s Contentious Industrial Relations Bill Passes, Industries Concerned While Unions Celebrate
    Australia’s Contentious Industrial Relations Bill Passes, Industries Concerned While Unions Celebrate
    The Australian government has passed its industrial relations bill, which is intended to help workers receive better wages ...
    December 2, 2022BY Rebecca Zhu
  • New South Wales Health Workers to Strike on Thursday Over Wages
    New South Wales Health Workers to Strike on Thursday Over Wages
    Thousands of Australian workers across the health sector will walk off the job on Thursday in a state-wide ...
    April 4, 2022BY Rebecca Zhu
  • One of Australia’s Most Prestigious Universities is Alleged to Have Withheld $17 Million in Wage Payments
    One of Australia’s Most Prestigious Universities is Alleged to Have Withheld $17 Million in Wage Payments
    One of Australia's most prestigious universities, RMIT University in Melbourne, has been accused of significant and systemic wage ...
    September 21, 2021BY Nina Nguyen
  • Previously Dropped IR Reform Is Back on the Table
    Previously Dropped IR Reform Is Back on the Table
    The Morrison government plans to bring industrial relation reforms, which had been decimated, back on the table for ...
    June 8, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • ‘Policy Making Madness’: New Zealand Pushes for Collective Bargaining in Radical Labour Law Reform
    ‘Policy Making Madness’: New Zealand Pushes for Collective Bargaining in Radical Labour Law Reform
    The New Zealand government on May 7 unveiled a new collective bargaining system marking the biggest reform of ...
    May 8, 2021BY Nina Nguyen
  • Australia’s Leading Business Groups Urge PM Not to Abandon IR Reforms
    Australia’s Leading Business Groups Urge PM Not to Abandon IR Reforms
    A watered-down industrial relations omnibus bill has passed through Australia's Senate but industry leaders have urged the federal ...
    March 19, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Industrial Relations Bill Stripped Back After Centre Alliance Refuses to Back Other Provisions
    Industrial Relations Bill Stripped Back After Centre Alliance Refuses to Back Other Provisions
    The Morrison government may be able to pass the controversial industrial relations bill before the end of this ...
    March 18, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Leading Industry Groups Stand Behind Post-Pandemic Workplace Reforms
    Leading Industry Groups Stand Behind Post-Pandemic Workplace Reforms
    CEOs from leading Australian industry groups are pushing for the Senate to approve contentious industrial relations laws this ...
    March 15, 2021BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Labor Continues Push for Industrial Relations Reforms to Be Scrapped
    Labor Continues Push for Industrial Relations Reforms to Be Scrapped
    Labor has signalled it would continue fighting the coalition’s industrial relations reform even after the most controversial part ...
    February 16, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Labor Concerned About Proposed Penalty Rates Changes
    Labor Concerned About Proposed Penalty Rates Changes
    The opposition Labor Party is concerned that Australians will face reduced pay packets next summer if proposed changes to ...
    January 14, 2021BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Coalition Eyes Permanent Part Time Workers
    Coalition Eyes Permanent Part Time Workers
    Permanent part-time employees could soon be able to negotiate extra hours at their usual rate of pay. The ...
    December 7, 2020BY Epoch Times Sydney Staff
  • Wharfies End Sydney Port Industrial Action
    Wharfies End Sydney Port Industrial Action
    Maritime workers at Sydney's Port Botany have agreed to end an industrial action after their employer undertook to ...
    September 19, 2020BY AAP
  • Morrison Stokes Fears of Labor ‘Recession’
    Morrison Stokes Fears of Labor ‘Recession’
    Scott Morrison has ramped up his rhetoric about the economy plunging into recession under a Labor government. Labor ...
    March 5, 2019BY AAP
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