David Marin-Guzman

Labor Left powerbrokers appear to have emerged victorious in one of the biggest union elections in decades, which threatened to reshape the party's power structures and bring scrutiny to political donations.

ACTU secretary Sally McManus will push for government to co-ordinate the development of local artificial intelligence models as a way to protect jobs.

Almost 3 million workers will get pay rises of 4.75 per cent from the minimum wage review this year to avoid a real wage cut but those at the very bottom will get increases of 6 per cent.

The Albanese government will hand the workplace umpire greater powers to reject claims and scrap some obligations on the way it deals with unlawful

Employers have blasted the Albanese government's move to change industrial laws so the Commonwealth can legally discriminate against businesses

A Coalition appointee to the Fair Work Commission has been making Facebook posts backing Liberal senators in fighting transgender rights in

One in two workers challenging their dismissals are using artificial intelligence to write their claims, according to findings in a study about the surging workloads swamping the workplace umpire.

A civil war at the workplace umpire that burst into the public has ended, with a commissioner agreeing to delete controversial social media posts

Hundreds of workers have hit gas giant Inpex with rolling daily eight-hour stoppages in a dramatic escalation of an industrial dispute that has already delayed shipments and disrupted processing.

Serge Golman manages major subcontractor Austral Interiors, the sole client of four collapsed labor hire firms that left a trail of unpaid taxes and superannuation.