Maurice Blackburn’s Josh Bornstein,who bowed out of a Senate tilt for Labor ahead of last year’s federal election,on Thursday tweeted “Excessive work hours and demands is a growing issue”.
Former Coalition social services minister Christian Porter says he became increasingly frustrated with the lack of clarity from bureaucrats.
The former Liberal staffer has accused the prosecutor who led the rape trial against him of professional misconduct and being driven by politics and personal malice.
The “cameos” of welfare recipients compiled for News Corp were to counter what Tudge labelled an “orchestrated campaign” against the welfare crackdown.
Sally Rugg is suing Monique Ryan over allegations of unreasonable work hours and calling for an injunction to stop the teal MP from terminating her employment.
Rachelle Miller told the royal commission there was firm pressure from the then human services minister to “shut this story down” after negative coverage.
Rugg,the former head of Change.org,has launched court action trying to stop the independent Kooyong MP firing her after a dispute about working hours.
Teal independent Dr Monique Ryan is facing Federal Court action by her chief of staff over an alleged breach of workplace law.
Workplace agreements already come at a financial cost. That is how it works. And if you’ve celebrated a pay rise through an enterprise agreement in some way,you should probably acknowledge that.
Australian music’s next big names will be given a leg up on the international stage as the federal government promises to strip the elitism from arts funding.
An exposure draft of family law amendments released by Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus aims to put children’s welfare at the heart of legal decisions.