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Chevron resumes full gas output amid strike at WA plant

Chevron resumes full gas output amid strike at WA plant

A plant that supplies a significant portion of Western Australia's gas supply is back producing at full capacity after a fault cut output.

Union warns more pain for Chevron as gas production hit

Union warns more pain for Chevron as gas production hit

Union warns more pain for Chevron as gas production hit

Union warns more pain for Chevron as gas production hit

A union has promised further strike action at a major Chevron LNG platform as an outage cuts gas production by 25 per cent.

Qantas workers eye compensation after High Court case

Qantas workers eye compensation after High Court case

Qantas workers eye compensation after High Court case

Qantas workers eye compensation after High Court case

Sacked Qantas workers will be aiming for compensation after the High Court found the airline's decision to outsource their jobs was illegal.

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Gas price spike as plant workers down tools on pay deal

Gas price spike as plant workers down tools on pay deal

Employees have stopped work on three massive Chevron natural gas sites in WA amid a pay dispute, sending prices soaring on European markets.

Hundreds of SA public schools closed as teachers strike

Hundreds of SA public schools closed as teachers strike

Parents had to find alternative arrangements for their kids when hundreds of schools across South Australia shut as part of teacher strikes.

NSW denies nursing shortfall breached labour deals

NSW denies nursing shortfall breached labour deals

The State of NSW is seeking to avoid civil penalties by claiming that an alleged shortfall in nurses at 10 public hospitals did not contravene its agreements.

Angry regional midwives rally for better resources

Angry regional midwives rally for better resources

Frustrated Queensland midwives are demanding better resourcing after a safety audit revealed some are allocated up to 20 mothers and babies at a time.

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Judge rules in favour of PwC partner told to retire

Judge rules in favour of PwC partner told to retire

Judge rules in favour of PwC partner told to retire

Judge rules in favour of PwC partner told to retire

PwC didn't satisfy its own partnership agreement when it pushed partner Richard Gregg to retire after the consulting firm became embroiled in a leaking scandal.

Sydney Trains accused of 'serious' staff underpayments

Sydney Trains accused of 'serious' staff underpayments

Sydney Trains accused of 'serious' staff underpayments

Sydney Trains accused of 'serious' staff underpayments

The NSW government-run Sydney Trains has been accused of serious and systematic underpayment of staff over a period of five years.

PwC partner sues over forced retirement after tax leaks

PwC partner sues over forced retirement after tax leaks

PwC partner sues over forced retirement after tax leaks

PwC partner sues over forced retirement after tax leaks

A PwC partner being forced to retire from the consultancy giant is fighting back in court, claiming the firm has not provided adequate justification.

Union lawsuit says rail staff underpaid by $32 million

Union lawsuit says rail staff underpaid by $32 million

Union lawsuit says rail staff underpaid by $32 million

Union lawsuit says rail staff underpaid by $32 million

The rail union has filed legal action against Qube, claiming the logistics company "significantly" underpaid train workers in NSW over a span of six years.

Israel's Netanyahu takes hit in polls as crisis deepens

Israel's Netanyahu takes hit in polls as crisis deepens

Israel's Netanyahu takes hit in polls as crisis deepens

Israel's Netanyahu takes hit in polls as crisis deepens

Israel's long-serving right-wing leader Benjamin Netanyahu has taken a hit in the polls as the country's judicial crisis deepens amid mass street protests.

'Learning only' as SA teachers face workload pressures

'Learning only' as SA teachers face workload pressures

'Learning only' as SA teachers face workload pressures

'Learning only' as SA teachers face workload pressures

South Australian teachers will focus only on learning in schools when the new term starts on Monday, amid ongoing enterprise negotiations.

Hollywood actors join writers on picket lines

Hollywood actors join writers on picket lines

Hollywood actors join writers on picket lines

Hollywood actors join writers on picket lines

Hollywood actors on strike have joined film and television writers on picket lines across the United States in a dispute over pay in the streaming TV era.

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Striking Hollywood actors, writers to walk picket lines

Striking Hollywood actors and writers are set to picket film and television productions at the same time for the first time since 1960.

Health workers' pay offer won't cost taxpayers extra

Aged care workers, hospital staff and allied health professionals in NSW are being offered an extra $67 a week after a public stoush with the state government.

Flames 'manhandled' Shane Heal's daughter, court told

Basketball coach Shane Heal's court action against the Sydney Flames has been told of a complaint by his daughter about being harassed by a team staffer.

Vax litigants fail in airline discrimination suit

A lawsuit launched by former airline workers claiming they were discriminated against for not taking the COVID-19 vaccine has fallen at the Federal Court.

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Coles and Woolworths set up 'foreign' pay system

The Fair Work Ombudsman has told the Federal Court that Coles and Woolworths have to pay for allegedly ripping off store workers via an illicit salary system.

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