Australia Institute’s Centre for Future Work

Omicron a ‘clear risk’ to pay rises in 2022, say leading economists Sydney Morning Herald
Australia
Why won’t governments fix housing affordability?Sydney Morning Herald
Australia , Australia , Europe
Union claims pregnant Metro worker forced to take wage cut theage.com.au
Melbourne
Closed borders keep state’s job market afloat Sydney Morning Herald
Florida , Sydney , Brisbane , Melbourne , Australia
Economists say only thing to be sure of is that things won’t be the same theage.com.au
Australia
Working from home, once a novelty, is now wearing thin Sydney Morning Herald
France , Australia , Melbourne
Thousands of university graduates to face worst job market in 30 years Sydney Morning Herald
Europe , Americas , Australia
'Worst is yet to come': Legal services desperate for money ahead of domestic violence wave Sydney Morning Herald
Baiya , Australia
Working from home a new normal for many but it's no cure-all Sydney Morning Herald
Penalty rates reductions result in $50 million loss in wages Sydney Morning Herald
Australia , South Australia , Queensland , Northern Territory , New Year
More Australians are working multiple jobs as wages fail to pick up Sydney Morning Herald
Australia
The right 'dose' of paid work to boost mental wellbeing Sydney Morning Herald
Sweden , Australia , Australia
Hospitality workers to feel '$80 million' penalty rate hit over 10-day holiday Sydney Morning Herald
'Numerous jobs and professions will change': up to six million could be lost from automation Sydney Morning Herald
Australia , Sydney , Australia
Australia's underemployment and gender pay gap worse than OECD average Sydney Morning Herald
Finland , Latin America , Eastern Europe , Australia , Australia
Sneaky way your boss is ripping you off news.com.au
Australia
STWU wants govts to lift labour standards stockandland.com.au
Australia , Adelaide , Australia
The battle for time Sydney Morning Herald
Sweden
Christmas cut for father of five Sydney Morning Herald
Australia , Como , Sydney

Frequent names

Newstral's extraction of names of people and organisations from the world's news is completely automated. If you do not want your name to appear here, please contact us. We will be happy to look at your request.