Imagine waking each dawn, forced to labour endlessly, knowing the fruits of your work will never belong to you. Imagine building...

Having your workers' compensation claim initially rejected can be discouraging. However, it's essential to understand that initial...

Suffering a workplace injury can significantly impact your life. However, being on workers' compensation does not equate to a loss of...

One recurring issue we address in our Advocacy work—regardless of whether the matter arises in Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, Darwin,...

If you've worked for the same employer continuously for nearly a decade, you may be wondering whether you're entitled to long service...

Workplace safety is not merely a good practice—it’s a fundamental obligation employers owe to their employees and the wider community....

If you've recently lost your job and feel that the dismissal was unfair, it's crucial to act quickly. In Australia, you usually have just...

Coercive control is a concept that has traditionally been associated with intimate relationships, particularly involving teenagers....

The Albanese Government, alongside the National Suicide Prevention Office, has launched the National Suicide Prevention Strategy...

The case of HOMES v Coles Group Ltd [2014] FWC 1013 is a notable example of how the handling of workplace investigations can have a...

In a significant development within the union movement, Diana Asmar, the Secretary of the Victorian Health Workers Union (HWU), has been...

Grooming is a manipulative process employed by perpetrators of sexual harassment and abuse to gain the trust of potential victims and...

In a landmark decision, major mining companies embroiled in a multi-employer bargaining test case have successfully obtained access to a...

Margaret Gilbert, president of the Nurses Professional Association of Queensland (NPAQ), is facing the possibility of losing her position...

Australia's rich history of unionism and activism is marked by numerous inspiring figures who have strived for workers' rights and social justice. Among these influential individuals is William Cooper, a name that stands out not only in labour history but also in the broader context of Aboriginal rights and advocacy.

We recommend developing a mind map for addressing an unfair dismissal case under the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) involves understanding...

As we approach ANZAC Day 2024, it is our solemn duty and profound honour to reflect on the legacy of those who have served and sacrificed...

In the bustling world of workplace relations, the Fair Work Commission's April 2024 Bulletin stands out as a beacon of insight and...

Australia's approach to long service leave (LSL) involves a mix of state, territory, and federal laws, which can vary significantly in...

In the last financial year, Australia saw a significant number of unfair dismissal cases, reflecting the challenging circumstances many...