Almost half a million Australians are covered by a federal workers' compensation system that has barely changed in nearly 40 years, leaving them with fewer rights, slower processes and weaker ...
Australian Unions have welcomed the life changing pay rises and job security that the Closing Loopholes IR reforms of early 2024 have already delivered for key groups of workers, in its submission to ...
Australian Unions welcome the passage of legislation through the Parliament to lift the Low Income Superannuation Tax Offset (LISTO) and rein in excessive tax concessions on the highest super balances ...
Australian Unions are urging the Albanese Government to adopt a new Climate Safety Plan to boost Australia’s resilience to worsening climate change.
Australian Unions are pushing the Albanese Government to introduce 10 days of paid reproductive health leave for all workers, warning that millions of Australians are currently forced to use up sick ...
Unions will argue that annual leave should be increased to counter rising work pressures and the long hours of unpaid work that Australians regularly perform.
Australian Unions are warning employers they will be ramping up their campaign insisting employers are transparent and follow their legal obligations to consult the minute they choose to adopt AI.
ACTU President Michele O’Neil told a Senate Inquiry into the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in Melbourne today, the current tax discount privileges professional landlords and hurts working Australians who ...
Australians would benefit from a shorter working week – including a four-day model – under a proposal that unions will take to next week’s Economic Reform Roundtable. The ACTU will argue that workers ...
The ACTU is calling for a ‘fair go in the digital age’ following today’s report that one in three Australian workers are at risk of job loss by 2030 from the introduction of AI by big corporate ...
The ACTU warns that today’s proposal by Australia’s largest retailers to abolish penalty rates and cut minimum conditions for supermarket employees risks hurting some of Australia’s lowest-paid ...
A new survey shows Australian workers are dealing with high workloads, burn out and bosses with limited managerial capacity to support them to work effectively. The nationally representative poll, ...
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