News
The value of construction work in South Australia during the March quarter hit an all-time record of $1.69 billion while the number of people employed in the industry is also showing strong growth, according to latest ABS data.
Opinion
South Australian business and educators must equip today’s young school students with the motivation and training for next-generation jobs and opportunities, writes Jodie van Deventer.
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Casual and part-time work may be slowing South Australia’s economic demand despite positive headline employment figures in the wake of the pandemic’s initial big hit to business and jobs, according to an economic analyst.
Job advertisements offering below minimum wage have highlighted rampant wage theft from migrant workers in Australia.
Beware the wolves in sheep’s clothing – the power and politics driving the “future of work” conversation is anti-worker by design. The labour movement needs to steel itself for the fight of a lifetime – and the time is now, argues Alice Dawkins.
New industrial relations laws to be introduced to parliament this week aim to redefine the definition of casual work, remove double-dipping and give people the option to move to part or full-time work after a year.
