Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "workers"
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2.0KArticleNominated Visas – 2023-24 Program Allocations
Announcement – Migration Tasmania, 24 August 2023 2023-24 Program Allocations The Australian Government has issued Tasmania’s allocation for the state and territory...
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The Hope Jon West Rejects
Rodney Croome wrote the following article for Tasmania Times in 2013. It is a response to the late Prof Jonathan West’s essay...
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Wage Theft Costing Tas $15M Per Year
Media release – The McKell Institute, 22 August 2023 Wage theft costing workers nearly $850m a year A fresh analysis of wage theft...
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Launceston Disability Worker Wins National Award
Media release – Interact Australia, 8 August 2023 Launceston DES worker wins national award A Launceston Disability Employment Service worker has taken out...
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On Renewable Energy Rollout …
Media release – Electrical Trades Union, 3 August 2023 Baking in inequality – a stunning betrayal The federal Government has been accused...
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Inclusive Recruitment at Work
Media release – Diversity Council Australia, 25 July 2023 Solving Australia’s labour shortage: DCA develops tools to unlock new talent Diversity Council Australia...
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Cuts to TasTAFE Work Conditions Overturned in Court
Media release – AEU & UWU, 13 July 2023 TasTAFE cuts to staff conditions overturned for second time by Commission ruling Unions...
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Explainer: Why Tasmania has a Workforce Supply Issue, not a Workforce Demand Issue
by Lisa Denny There is a perception that Tasmania needs large scale public infrastructure investments to stimulate and grow the economy and...
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JBS Bringing In Brazilian Workers to ‘Disseminate Company Culture’
Statement on LinkedIn – Gilberto Tomazoni, Global CEO of JBS, 29 June 2023 — untitled — Through JBS Sem Fronteiras, we are...
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ASU: Local Government Review a ‘Failure of Communication and Consultation’
Media release – Australian Services Union, 30 June 2023 Tasmania’s Local Government Review is a failure of communication and consultation Tasmanian voices...
