The Latest Breaking News from UWU

More than 1,500 warehouse staff have walked off the job seeking better pay and conditions, including at least $38 an hour

Advocates argue it’s time for young people’s wages to rise but business groups claim paying more will push some companies into insolvency

Production of Penfolds, Wolf Blass and Grange will stop for 24 hours as Treasury Wine Estates workers strike over pay ahead of peak production season.

If health minister ends up in the top job, it may be because of – not in spite of – the former premier’s backing for deputy, Steven Miles

Hundreds of staff could be out of work when the state’s contract with ISS comes to an end, prompting calls for reform

Exclusive: Childcare educators say the safety of young children is being compromised by severe staff shortages across the sector

Footy fans can rest assured that KFC and parmis are back on the menu after chicken workers ended a strike that threatened supplies ahead of the grand finals.

With the withdrawal of his principal challengers and the implicit endorsement from key factions within the Labor party, Roger Cook will become Western Australia’s 31st premier. We can expect final endorsement from the Labor caucus and a formal swearing-in from the WA governor in the coming days.

Sector already in crisis will lose workers to better paid aged care unless there is ‘significant uplift’ in wages, UWU says