Queensland govt introduces legislation to criminalise wage theft
Queensland government to introduce legislation to make wage theft a criminal offence.
15 July, 2020Queensland government to introduce legislation to make wage theft a criminal offence.
15 July, 2020ACT pledges $450,000 for temporary visa holders and international students.
29 April, 2020United Workers Union files FWC application to have paid pandemic leave entitlements inserted into a number of federal awards relating to health workers.
16 April, 2020Under the new system 270 school cleaners are now directly employed by government.
11 February, 2020GJK settles rostering dispute for cleaning staff at University of Tasmania sites.
13 November, 2019Union lodges proceedings with FWC following claims cleaners would be forced to take unpaid leave ahead of Christmas.
14 October, 2019Discussion paper to determine thresholds at which wage theft should be criminalised released.
19 September, 2019United Voice and National Union of Workers to form new union.
1 September, 2019Fundraising campaign aims to raise $2000 for five former University of Tasmania cleaners.
14 August, 2019State government’s crack-down on shoddy contractors welcomed by cleaners’ union.
13 August, 2019Cleaners union calls on government to intervene amid pay dispute.
26 June, 2019Cleaning operator found guilty of contravening Fair Work Act after failing to offer employment to staff following contract change.
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