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South Australia Joins Queensland in Taking a Tough Stand on Industrial Manslaughter
Heightened Accountability in Workplace Safety, by Clayton Cook, TP Human Capital 30/11/23 South Australia has recently taken a decisive step to fortify workplace safety laws by criminalizing industrial manslaughter. This…
Read MorePrize Money split Melbourne Cup 2023 – incentives for winning.
Incentive pay Melbourne Cup 2023 Our office had a discussion yesterday regarding who gets what in relation to the prize money split from yesterdays race. Obviously, the jockey, trainers, etc…
Read MoreAustralian Labor Government’s Industrial Relations Reforms Criticized
Australian Federal Labor Government Neglecting Productivity Introduction: In a recent turn of events, the Australian government’s industrial relations (IR) reforms have come under intense scrutiny, with the Ai Group, the…
Read MoreMinimum Wage Rises 8.6% to $882.80 a Week, Raising Concerns on Inflation and Interest Rates
In July 2023, the Fair Work Commission (FWC) announced a substantial 8.6% increase in Australia’s minimum wage, raising it to $882.80 per 38-hour work week. Full-time workers will now receive…
Read MoreGovernment announces pathway to permanent employment for 850,000 casual workers : AHRI
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Read MoreAi Group slams lack of productivity gains in Labors IR reforms
Ai Group slams lack of productivity gains in IR reforms The Australian government is facing accusations of pushing a "union agenda" as the national employers’ organisation criticised the industrial relations…
Read MoreOverburdened Aussie SME Owners Need Improved Policy Design for Workplace Safety
Insight: JULY 21, 2023 In light of the Robodebt fallout, it’s become clear that policy considerations need to extend beyond financials and politics. We need to place human wellbeing at…
Read MoreLabor’s Fumbled Attempt at Redefining Casual Work Conversions
AUGUST 2, 2023 misjudged industrial relations protocols MINISTER TONY BURKE. Australian businesses may soon be burdened with a perplexing set of rules concerning the conversion of casual workers to permanent…
Read MoreQueensland’s low unemployment continues (April 2023)
Queensland’s unemployment rate is 3.8 per cent as at March 2023 Well below pre-COVID-19 rate of 5.6% in March 2020 228,500 more Queenslanders now employed compared to pre-COVID levels…
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15 March 2023 The unemployment rate across the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) remained at 4.9% in January 2023, the seventh consecutive month at this record low since…
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