The Fair Work Commission rejected Inpex's claims that industrial action by 400 workers would significantly damage Australia's economy or its Asian partnerships. While acknowledging potential production stoppages, the FWC found Inpex's evidence on economic impact and public safety threats unconvincing.
Australia's Fair Work Commission will raise the national minimum wage to A$26.44 per hour from July 1, an increase of 5.97%. The decision aims to protect low-income workers amid global instability and inflation, while considering employment and business capacity.
Australia's Fair Work Commission announced a 4.75% pay rise for nearly 3 million workers on award wages, effective July 1. The lowest-paid workers will receive a 6% increase, raising the minimum hourly wage to $26.44.
Australia's Fair Work Commission has announced a 4.75% pay rise for nearly 3 million workers on award wages, with the lowest-paid receiving a 6% increase. The minimum wage will rise to $26.44 per hour from July 1, a decision influenced by surging fuel prices and inflation.
Australia's Fair Work Commission will increase the national minimum wage by 5.97% to $26.44/hour and award wages by 4.75%, effective July 1. The decision aims to prevent real wages from declining, though full recovery to 2021 levels is not feasible this year.
Australia's minimum wage will increase by 5.97% to $26.44/hour from July 1, impacting millions. Award workers will see a 4.75% boost. The Fair Work Commission announced the decision after considering submissions from government, business, and unions.
Australia's Fair Work Commission will raise the national minimum wage by 5.97% to $26.44/hour and award wages by 4.75% starting July 1. The decision aims to prevent real wages from declining, though it won't fully close the gap to 2021 levels.
Australia's Fair Work Commission will raise the minimum wage by 4.75% for nearly 3 million workers, with the lowest paid receiving a 6% increase. The decision, effective July 1, aims to address falling living standards amid high inflation and surging fuel prices.
Australia's Treasurer Jim Chalmers commented on the upcoming Fair Work Commission wage review, stating minimum wage workers deserve a real increase. Unions hope for 6%, while businesses warn against it. Separately, One Nation's David Farley will be sworn in, boosting their lower house representation.
Queensland Rail says it put a "new and improved" offer to the Fair Work Commission on Monday night, which the Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) has labelled "pitiful".
The Fair Work Commission orders that retailers, miners and other companies that use truck drivers and transport operators must hold twice-monthly reviews of fuel prices and adjust their rates accordingly.
The Fair Work Commission orders that retailers, miners and other companies that use truck drivers and transport operators must hold twice-monthly reviews of fuel prices and adjust their rates accordingly.
