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Category: Employment Relations

Charles Sturt University Partners with LSL Plus to Advance Sustainable Long Service Leave Compliance

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Key Facts: LSL Plus partners with Charles Sturt University to implement long service leave management solution Partnership aims to enhance LSL compliance and transparency across university workforce Cloud-based platform offers modular design, payroll integration and subscription-based service Solution helps organisations manage LSL liabilities, reduce compliance risk and streamline remediation processes Partnership represents significant advancement in … Continued

Finalists Turn The Data Into Action, New Report Shows The Power Of Balance

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Key Facts: Gender Equity Insights Report 2025 Bankwest Curtain Economics & WGEA  Workforce balance: Just 27.3% of organisations are gender balanced (40:40:20). Service industries are leading, while construction, mining and manufacturing remain heavily male-dominated. Leadership divide: Boards are nearing parity, but CEO and executive shares have plateaued at around 25%. Only a quarter of organisations have balanced leadership … Continued

Pointless work tasks driving employees to switch off and burn out, new research finds

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Unfair or pointless work tasks are driving more employees to mentally check out, turning to the internet to cope with stress, sleepless nights, and next-day burnout, new research shows. The study, led by Hainan University in collaboration with Charles Darwin University (CDU), explored how so-called “illegitimate tasks” (or “i-tasks”) influence workers’ thoughts and behaviour long … Continued

Union backs Baby Priya’s Bill introduced to Parliament

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Statement from Australian Services Union NSW & ACT Secretary Angus McFarland on the introduction of Baby Priya’s Bill to Federal Parliament today.  Baby Priya’s mother is a valued member of the ASU.   “Our union welcomes Baby Priya’s Bill being introduced to Federal Parliament today. This vital Bill will make sure workers, including our members, … Continued

PSA condemns threats of arrest against ministerial staff

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Public Service Association of NSW (PSA) General Secretary Stewart Little has condemned the use of threats, such as arrest by the Upper House of the NSW Parliament, in its dealings with ministerial and public sector staff. The PSA represents ministerial staff in NSW. “The PSA is appalled that ministerial staff are being used as political footballs and threatened with arrest … Continued

PSA condemns threats of arrest against ministerial staff

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Public Service Association of NSW (PSA) General Secretary Stewart Little has condemned theuse of threats, such as arrest by the Upper House of the NSW Parliament, in its dealings withministerial and public sector staff. The PSA represents ministerial staff in NSW. “The PSA is appalled that ministerial staff are being used as political footballs andthreatened with arrest … Continued

Essential workers on ‘poverty wages’ call on Premier to step in

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WHAT: 200 locals to protest WHEN: Today, Thursday 9 October 2025, 12:00 NOON WHERE: East Foreshore, Young Street & Tassie Street, Port Augusta  MORE INFO: Essential workers on ‘poverty wages’ call on Premier to step in   Desperate child protection caseworkers, State Emergency Service crews and other essential workers are calling on Premier Peter Malinauskas to … Continued