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‘Go Home On Time Day’ 2018: Australians Owed $106 Billion in Unpaid Overtime, Report Reveals

The 10th annual ‘Go Home On Time Day’ report by The Australia Institute’s Centre for...

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Secret Weapon Overlooked in Fight Against Financial Misconduct

A potent tool for cleaning up misconduct in the financial services industry is being overlooked...

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Workers’ slice of Australian economic pie gets smaller

As corporate profits continue to climb, new research from the Centre for Future Work shows...

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Penalty rate cuts fail to ignite jobs boom

Reduced Sunday and holiday penalty rates for retail and hospitality workers failed to ignite the...

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Manufacturing Rebound Could Be Cut Short By Skills Shortage

After years of decline, Australia’s manufacturing industry is finally recovering – adding almost 50,000 jobs...

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For First Time, Less than Half of Workers Have a ‘Standard Job’

For the first time on record, less than half of employed Australians hold a ‘standard...

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Government Spending Power Could Support Stronger Wage Growth

Australia’s state and federal governments could help solve the problem of stagnant wages by better...

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Don’t blame it on the deficit: WA

A report released today by the Australia Institute’s Centre for Future Work shows Western Australia’s...

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Dogged manufacturing sector quietly adds 40,000 jobs

Ahead of a National Manufacturing Summit, a new report outlines the industry’s dogged resilience in...

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Pain of penalty rate cuts can not be avoided through transition measures

Analysis from The Australia Institute’s Centre for Future Work has shown that proposals for phasing...

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