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The unemployment rate rose to 4.5 per cent in September 2025, up from 4.3 per cent in August—the highest rate since November 2021 Unemployment rate up to 4.5% Both unemployment
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A wave of new research in 2025 signals that the engagement crisis in today’s workplace isn’t just affecting front-line workers—it’s hitting leaders hardest. Almost half (47%) of all managers consider
Emirates-Owned dnata Ordered to Pay $36K in Sexual Harassment Case Emirates-owned ground services company dnata has been ordered to pay $36,468.39 to a young airport worker who was forced to
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Workers in Western Australia are now guaranteed 10 days of paid leave each year for family and domestic violence, covering full-time, part-time, and casual employees. This major reform aims to
ANZ Bank caused alarm among staff after an internal email incorrectly stated that all Microsoft Teams calls would now be recorded. Following a meeting with the Finance Sector Union (FSU),
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