The bosses push to deny low-paid workers enough money to buy their own lunch, which contrasts with Coalition Leader Peter Dutton’s policy to spend at least $1.6 billion in taxpayers’ money each year ...

Australian Unions are releasing a new report today outlining how workers would be $8,700 worse off by now, if Peter Dutton had achieved his goal of blocking the Government's major reforms to get wages ...

The bosses’ push to deny low-paid workers enough money to buy their own lunch contrasts with Coalition Leader Peter Dutton’s policy to spend at least $1.6 billion in taxpayers’ money each year on free ...

The Coalition’s idea to give $12,000 to bosses is out of step with the real pressures facing apprentices and trainees in Australia.

Peter Dutton voted against strengthened working from home rights introduced by the Albanese Government in late 2022. He has also confused working from home with job share and continually implied that ...

The ACTU has fought for and won decades of wage increases through the award system and campaigns in the field, safer workplaces, greater equality for women, improvements in working hours, entitlements ...

Under this new policy, a family buying a typical battery to support an existing solar system would save around $4,000 upfront and up to $1,100 a year off their energy bills.

Read current and past media statements from the ACTU. You can also keep track of ACTU media releases by following the official ACTU feed on Twitter at @unionsaustralia. Legal advice from John Agius SC ...

Australian Unions do not believe that Peter Dutton’s comment provides any real guarantee that labour hire workers’ wage increases are safe, given his strong track record. Peter Dutton has advised the ...

Despite grocery prices growing at twice the rate of workers’ wages, Opposition Leader, Peter Dutton, sided with the major supermarkets and last year refused to back Labor’s legislation that would have ...

The 4.5 percent claim directly affects the 2.6 million Australian workers whose pay is set by awards, but it also affects all working Australians, as it sets minimum wage floors.

The measures Prime Minister Albanese announced today highlight the importance of protecting workers’ livelihoods amid global uncertainty.