Power tariff cuts to benefit Labour market
The government’s reduction of electricity tariffs, as announced in the 2018 Budget Statement and Economic Policy, offers relief, especially for the industrial sector.
High voltage...
Budget promises 100,000 jobs for unemployed graduates
In a deliberate attempt to fight the high graduate unemployment in the country, the government has announced the setting up of a Nation Builders'...
Spy agency faces more criticism
The Canada Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is making headlines again, defending claims from several employees that its harassment policies are inadequate.
Five employees have claimed...
New law to ban inquiries into salary history
My most recent column discussed a new law that will bar California employers from seeking or considering an applicant’s record of criminal conviction before...
Most public sector organisations facing pressure to raise wages
Employers must upskill workforce to compete, experts say ...
GMA threatens strike action
The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) has warned the government that its members will “begin series of action” if it fails to fully implement the...
Creating jobs by turning trash into cash
AN IPSWICH candidate in the state election has a plan to create jobs while tackling the controversial issue of dumping.
The Greens candidate Brett Morrissey...
Health, social services driving Melbourne’s employment boom
JOBS in the health and social service sectors have driven Melbourne’s employment boom in the past decade.
Analysis of the 2016 Census by SGS Economics...
TUC rallies support for Labour Commission
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) is making a case for the urgent resourcing of the National Labour Commission (NLC) to effectively deliver on its...
Unpaid labourers are ‘slipping notes into Zara clothes’
The workers claim they're owed several months wages.
Shoppers at fashion retailer Zara have found unusual notes in their clothes from workers claiming they have...
