Workers delivering cash are on strike ahead of the spring racing carnival, which they say will interrupt money being transported to banks, retailers and ATMs.
Rachael Ward
AARON PATRICK: A working mother’s win against Westpac shows just how far the pendulum has swung against employers.
Aaron Patrick
More than 100,000 workers from several public sectors have walked off the job in New Zealand in a dispute over pay and conditions.
Lucy Craymer
A Perth office worker who was sacked for leering at his female colleagues and detailing his open sex life with his wife who was a ‘furry’ has had his claim for unfair dismissal thrown out.
Sarah Crawford
WA’s safety regulator has conceded its internal processes need to change in the wake of explosive revelations about the State’s most recent mining death.
Adrian Rauso
In an evolving workforce, Gen Z is rejecting a frenetic, stress-inducing approach to work that crosses work-life balance boundaries and leads to burnout.
Rainesford Stauffer
Almost three million Australians are contemplating quitting their job within the next year for the same reason, a new report has found.
Nathan Schmidt
From alpaca yoga retreats to taxidermied kangaroos, Australian office workers are footing the bill for some truly bizarre job-related expenses.
Amy Lee
Thousands of Greek workers have begun large-scale disruption during a 24-hour strike against government plans to introduce a 13-hour workday.
Renee Maltezou and Angelos Tsatsis
Protesters are hitting France with transport strikes, demonstrations and blockades, targeting the Paris Metro and other sectors.
Lucien Libert and Mathias de Rozario
Hundreds of kindergarten teachers have gone on strike, taking direct aim at a premier as she spruiks her state's education credentials overseas.
Callum Godde
Safety procedures at Australia’s biggest gold mine have been overhauled following two close calls in quick succession.
A father who was fatally crushed at a Bassendean factory — the second person to die at the site in six years — had recently embarked on a new career to spend more time with his family before tragedy struck.
Caitlin Vinci and Caleb Runciman
Progress on gender equity across Australia’s top companies has ground to a halt, with the peak advocacy body calling for gender targets to be tied to executive pay to stop equality being treated as “optional”.
Danielle Le Messurier
An underground mining contractor has been fined $540,000 after a rock fall at an underground gold mine near Kambalda killed a driller and injured his offsider.
West Australian miners of this commodity were almost three times more likely to get injured than they were in tin, tantalum and lithium. SEE THE TRENDS.
The recent death of a contractor at Wiluna West was not without warning. Fresh data shows the number of serious incidents and fatalities happening across WA mine sites is not improving.
Industrial Relations Minister Simone McGurk has defended WorkSafe as unions tear into the State’s safety regulator after a mine site death that followed multiple whistleblower warnings.
A former supervisor at the site of WA’s first work-related mining death in 2025 implored WorkSafe to investigate the mine less than three months ago.
Investors have welcomed a bolstered balance sheet from Perenti, but the listed contractor has had to assure it will ‘remain vigilant’ after failing to reduce injury frequency rates during the year.
Simone Grogan
Multiple sources have told The West Australian that the man who yesterday died at a WA mine was employed by a labour-hire firm based in Belmont.
The death marks the first work-related mine site fatality in WA this year.
A slim majority of workers believe the government can be trusted to regulate artificial intelligence and most think it will augment rather than replace jobs.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
ANZ’s new boss Nuno Matos has given free career advice to young professionals during his first visit to Perth.
Cheyanne Enciso
