Employment News

How to search for Australia Study Work Live

Using the Google Adwords Keyword Tool, these are the current most popular phrases being entered into Google worldwide in English:

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Industrial Relations Laws spark Union Turf War

MINING industry bosses say the Rudd Government’s new industrial relations laws have already led to the re-emergence of historically damaging turf wars between unions.

Veteran union leader and Australian Workers Union president Bill Ludwig has backed the employer criticism and will press Labor to amend its plans to prevent a return of turf wars.
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Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee

Chapter 3 - Issues raised during the inquiry

3.1 The main issue raised by submissions received by the committee related to the increased cost burden the Bill would impose on participating employers. The committee also received evidence that the proposed application of the laws to existing visa arrangements had an unfair retrospective effect and that the severity of the sanctions for non-compliance with a request for information necessitated that employers be granted more time to comply.
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Tasmanian jobless at a record low

UNEMPLOYMENT in Tasmania has fallen to its lowest level since 1979 with less than 10,000 people looking for work.

Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics released today put unemployment in Tasmania for September at 3.9 per cent on a trend basis.
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Migration program boosts economy and eases skills shortage

A report by respected economic analyst Access Economics shows that new migrants to Australia deliver hundreds of millions of dollars to the Commonwealth budget and the broader economy every year.
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457 Visas being Processed Faster: Evans

Temporary visa applications to Australia are being processed faster and more efficiently since the setting up of three dedicated centres, Immigration Minister Senator Chris Evans says.

Accountants had called for restrictions on work visas to be eased to cope with demand in their profession.
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