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Business says wages growth is back and there’s no need for IR reform. They’re lying

Stronger wages growth in the September quarter demonstrates the need for government intervention in the broken industrial relations system.

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Wage arbiter tackles historic and ongoing undervaluation of feminised work in aged care decision

The Fair Work Commission has started the process of lifting aged care wages, but acknowledges there’s a long way to go.

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Australia’s aged care workers win 15% pay rise and minister says it’s the ‘first step’

Fair Work Commission accepts that ‘feminised industries’ such as care work have been ‘historically undervalued’

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How will Labor’s ‘rushed and confusing’ industrial relations bill affect the workplace?

A new bill aimed at ‘getting wages moving’ and achieving gender parity is facing opposition from crossbench senators. Why?

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Explained: How Labor’s industrial overhaul could change your work and wages

The Albanese government has introduced its long-awaited overhaul of industrial relations laws to Parliament, promising to get wages moving.

The New Daily

More than 40 Cuban migrants land in South Florida

MIAMI — More than 40 migrants from Cuba arrived in the Florida Keys and Key Biscayne aboard three separate boats Friday, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.

Miami Herald

Barkly Regional Council accused of mismanagement as multiple staff leave 'toxic' workplace

A union says it is "deeply concerned" by bullying allegations at a remote Northern Territory council, but the Mayor and chief executive say the complaints are by a "small group of disgruntled ex-employees".

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Dead or alive: can bounty plan solve Miami Beach’s invasive iguana problem?

City commissioner proposes paying per reptile to ramp up efforts to curb numbers of non-native species

The Guardian - US

Opal card shutdown to cost $2m every day

The NSW treasurer has criticised a rail union plan to switch off Opal card readers, accusing the group of using commuters as "political playthings".

AAP

Railroaded: the drastic actions to redefine victory in the Sydney train dispute

As new fronts open up in the war between the NSW government and the rail union, the definition of ‘winning’ is changing

The Guardian - AU

Controversy as Florida fishermen filmed dragging shark and stabbing it in head: ‘I am speechless’

Hunting sharks is legal in Florida, though officials encourage anglers to release them

The Independent UK

The Albanese Govt Is Looking At A Big Potential Shake Up For Gig Economy Workers

Tentatively hopeful news.

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How to ask for an inflation pay rise — and how much to ask for

When it comes to negotiating inflation pay rises, the rule has been: don't mention inflation. But with prices rising fast, and most workers significantly worse off, some experts are tweaking their advice.

ABC News

On aged care salaries, underpaying workers is costing us dearly

The cost of not paying aged care workers properly is far greater than the sums required to fund a proper workforce.

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Federal government promises to fund potential pay rise for aged care workers

The Federal Government promises to pick up the bill for any potential pay rise for aged care workers in a submission to the Fair Work Commission.

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Federal government to advocate for 'meaningful' pay rise for aged care workers in wages submission

The federal government will push for a pay rise for residential and home care workers in a submission to Fair Work, but it stops short of nominating a specific figure.

Miami Herald

Did a police boat fatally strike a snorkeler in the Florida Keys? Inquiry launched to find out

MIAMI — Investigators have launched an inquiry into whether a Florida fish and wildlife police boat struck and killed a snorkeler in the Florida Keys last week.

Daily Mirror

Alligator hunter hired to track down and kill reptile that savaged 13-year-old girl

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has put a hit out on an alligator after it bit a 13-year-old girl at a paddle boat ramp in Zolfo Springs, Hardee County

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Miami Herald

You can catch your own lobster dinner in Florida — but there are rules you should know

Hungry for lobster? You can soon catch your own.

The Independent UK

Elderly woman killed by alligators in Florida pond is remembered as ‘sweet lady’ by stunned neighbours

Rose Wiegand, a woman in her 80s, was killed by a pair of alligators after she fell into a Florida pond

ABC News

NSW unions given green light to continue industrial action following decision by Fair Work Commission

The Fair Work Commission sides with the rail unions and rejects the state government's bid to stop all further industrial action, ruling that evidence about the economic impacts is unreliable.

Orlando Sentinel

Saving Florida’s Gopher Tortoises: Group rescues reptiles from death by development

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Though gopher tortoises have persisted for millions of years, they now face a barrage of threats from loss of habitat and developers with permits that allow the reptiles to be buried alive.

AAP

Rail union cleared for industrial action

The NSW rail union has won the right to continue with industrial action after the state government failed in its initial plea to the Fair Work Commission.

Zenger

Hissstory: Whopping 216-lb Python Caught In Florida Is Believed To Be Biggest In State’s History

Experts caught the 18-foot, pregnant female after using a male python as bait.

The New Daily

Michael Pascoe: The parable of the moussaka – challenges drive productivity

It sometimes takes difficulties and challenges to force us to change, to drive innovation. So it goes in the parable of the moussaka, writes Michael Pascoe.

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