Worker had previously worked at employer's second location but wasn't offered role The Fair Work Commission (FWC) recently dealt with a worker who claimed unfair dismissal after receiving notice th...

Sofie Biosciences bilked investors by undervaluing assets, suit alleges Company allegedly did not disclose dispute ahead of majority stake sale Lawyers at two top firms concealed information tha...

Qantas Airways has been fined A$90m (43m) by Australia's Federal Court for illegally dismissing more than 1,800 ground staff during the Covid-19 pandemic, the BBC reported yesterday (18 August). T...

Employee confronted for missing cash from the market takings A now-defunct Canterbury bakery has been ordered to pay a former employee $16,150 after the Employment Relations Authority (ERA) ruled t...

As Australian musicologist Professor Peter Tregear testified during a 12 August 2025 Senate inquiry hearing into governance at universities, and specifically in respect to his time as head of the ...

HR Minister assures it will be tabled this year The introduction of Malaysia’s Gig Workers Bill is still on the table this month despite last-minute delays, according to reports. The bill, which ai...

The recent case of Goh Hui En Rebecca v. IG Asia Pte Ltd, SGHCR 20, demonstrates that employees are permitted to embark on sequential litigation against employers in certain circumstances, which c...

Mike Rogers, Chief Services Officer at recruitment agency Kingdom People, discusses the steep rise in businesses turning to high-value contractors as opposed to permanent hires in the wake of the ...

Political comeback for Pierre Poilievre Community mourns 8-year-old boy killed by stray bullet in North York Sockeye salmon return to B.C.