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Beachgoers have come out in strong support for Professional Lifeguards, signing a petition in mass numbers to advocate for an increase in their wages. Despite broadcasting record revenue, Surf Lifesaving Queensland is refusing to give Lifeguards a pay rise that keeps up with the cost of living. In response to the stalemate at the bargaining … Continued
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_nology, a trailblazing company transforming the technology industry through its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, has been announced as the winner of the prestigious SME category at the 2024 Gender Equity Awards. This category was proudly sponsored by NAB, recognizing outstanding contributions by small to medium enterprises driving gender equity initiatives. The award honors … Continued
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Thursday 28 November 2024, from 1pm, Carlton Gardens, corner Nicholson Street and Victoria ParadePhoto opportunity – St Vincent’s Private Hospital, Fitzroy nurses and midwives with gather outside the main entrance at 12.45pm and walk to Carlton Gardens. Nurses and midwives from St Vincent’s East Melbourne, Werribee and Kew will arrive by bus after 1pm. … Continued
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The Mining and Energy Union said today that maintaining jobs and conditions are the top priority after Anglo American announced yesterday that they will sell the entirety of their steelmaking coal assets in Queensland. District President, Mitch Hughes said that the Union was focused on ensuring a seamless transition for workers at the affected sites. … Continued
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As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into the hiring process, a new study by Capterra reveals a growing divide between the perceived fairness of AI and the need for a human touch in recruitment. In the research, a significant 64% of Australian job seekers believe they have a better chance of being hired if AI … Continued
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Businesses can help unlock a talent pool of more than 110,000 jobseekers with disability and do their part in building disability-positive workplaces by making four practical commitments, according to a new report produced by non-profit SSI. Pathways to Possibilities: Harnessing the economic potential of people with disability translates data and real-life experiences of people with … Continued
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Metro Tasmania bus drivers in Southern Tasmania will take two work stoppages this Friday, in another escalation of their dispute with Metro management and the State Government over wages and conditions. Drivers will stop work for two hours on Friday morning (29 November 2024) from 5am to 7am, and again in the evening between … Continued
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The United Services Union, which represents local government workers, supports calls by Councillor Jemma Tribe for Shoalhaven City Council to come clean and identify the source of funds to pay out the previous CEO and the director who recently left the council. Council’s response that this will be assessed and information provided in the future is … Continued
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Embargo Tuesday 26 November The United Services Union, which represents local government workers, supports calls by Councillor Jemma Tribe for Shoalhaven City Council to come clean and identify the source of funds to pay out the previous CEO and the director who recently left the council. Council’s response that this will be assessed and information … Continued
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Business in Heels proudly announces three extraordinary winners of the 2024 Recalibrate Gender Equity Awards, held at Crown with the Hon. Natalie Hutchinson, Minister for Gender Equity, in attendance. These winners are driving impactful change in their communities and workplaces, demonstrating leadership, innovation, and a steadfast commitment to creating a more inclusive world. Robyn Verrall … Continued
