Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "workers"
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1.5KPoliticsLabor Says It’s Time Easter Sunday Was a Public Holiday in Tasmania
Should Easter Sunday be a public holiday in Tasmania?
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Liberty Bell Bay Plant Stalls Amid Debt Crisis
Northern Tasmanian smelter operator, Liberty Bell Bay (formerly TEMCO) is placing its George Town plant into a period of ‘limited operations’ its...
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Record Low Unemployment Amid Dismal Workforce Participation
Tasmania’s unemployment remains low at 3.8% based on the April figures according to new data released today. The government says this vindicates...
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Interviews – Federal Election Fallout in Tasmania
Tasmanian Times will soon be launching Island Insights, a weekly current affairs podcast bringing new perspectives on all things Tasmanian. It will...
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Struggling PhD Students Fuming Over Stipends
Media release – Ilaria Stollberg, Fair Go for PhD group, 27 November 2024 Struggling PhDs furious over UTAS Vice-Chancellor’s astronomical salary PhD...
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ANMF Members Striking at Hobart Hospital
Nurses and Midwives Union ANMF Tasmania have announced that their members at the (Royal) Hobart Hospital will hold a Stop Work tomorrow...
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Lower House Passes Industrial Manslaughter Bill
Media release – Madeleine Ogilvie, Minister for Small Business and Consumer Affairs, 19 June 2024 Labor misses the mark on industrial manslaughter...
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Assembly Calls for Restoration of Metro Services
Media release – David O’Byrne MP, Member for Franklin, 22 May 2024 Parliament calls for urgent restoration of cancelled Metro services A motion...
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Unions Tasmania Worker Priorities for State Election
Statement – Unions Tasmania, 14 March 2024 PROUDLY PRO-WORKER: PRIORITIES FOR WORKERS IN THE 2024 TASMANIAN STATE ELECTION In 2024 Tasmanians are...
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TAI: Pacific Agriculture Workers Exploited by Visa Scheme
Media release – Australia Institute, 21 December 2023 PALM visa conditions exploit Pacific partners working in lucrative Australian industries New analysis from...
