David Marin-Guzman

The president of Sydney Olympic Football Club and owner of a major crane company has been accused of being party to a decades-long scheme that defrauded the Tax Office of almost $100 million.

The Business Council of Australia is pushing to wind back Labor's multi-employer bargaining laws after claiming they have expanded into areas such as mining, retail and fast food, which the government promised they would not.

One of the most damaging industrial disputes in the country may have come to an end after Ausgrid power workers suspended four months of work bans after striking a surprise pay deal.

The Fair Work Commission investigation into former NSW union boss Darren Greenfield is the first under Labor’s laws that prevent former officials obstructing the administration of the CFMEU.

The key employer group for builders in Victoria relies on multimillion-dollar grants to stay afloat, creating potential conflicts of interest in its bargaining with the CFMEU, a whistleblower complaint alleges.

The University of Melbourne has agreed to overhaul its compliance systems in an underpayment settlement that the regulator says sets the bar for large employers.

A near-three-week strike at Woolworths' distribution centres will cost the supermarket giant at least $140 million in lost sales and higher costs, with the company warning the full financial hit is not yet clear.

The ACTU says a return to collective bargaining under the Albanese government has helped unions increase their membership to 13 per cent of the workforce.

A union membership increase bucking a decade of decline is entirely due to public sector growth, concealing a new low in the private sector.