Non-compete clauses impacting job mobility and wages
The use of non-compete clauses, traditionally seen in executive level jobs, is moving into the realm of lower-paid employment with negative consequences.
A new report by
Employers have been urged to proactively set expectations on out-of-work hours contact to avoid disputes under the new right-to-disconnect employment laws.
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Renters in Brisbane are paying more than $13,000 a year extra to a rent a house since the pandemic and more than $10,000 extra annually for units.
New research from
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) received more than 10,000 tip-offs from Queenslanders last financial year, with the state’s regional centres topping the nation in
Traffic fines should be based on a person’s income to avoid low-income earners being more harshly penalised for the same offence.
A new report for the Australia
A more than three percent drop in mining activity has driven down overall Australian business turnover.
The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data, released
Growing care workforce lowers national productivity
The number of care workers has grown to now represent 15 percent of the entire Australian workforce.
A new study by economic research institute e61 has found, with the
Robbery sparks call to boost rights for gig workers
The violent carjacking of a food delivery worker on the Gold Coast this week has renewed calls for extra protection for the nation’s gig workers.
Transport Workers
The number of apprentices in training dropped by almost nine percent in the most recent reporting.
The latest data from the National Centre for Vocational Education
Fuel prices are likely to rise as importers begin to pass on the compliance costs of new storage requirements.
The second stage of Minimum Stockholding Obligations took