Fair Work Ombudsman

Court orders director to personally pay penalties after company underpaid 16 workers

Liquidation didn't save him - the court chased the director who ran payroll himself

Worker, 72, claims age bias over casual conversion; court backs employer's records

A worker said his boss froze him out over his age. The records told a different story

Court holds finance manager personally liable for underpaying three workers

Court orders nearly $24,000 - and pins the manager too, not just the company

Is Australia's Minimum Wage Costing Young Workers Their First Job?

Ex-British PM blames youth minimum wage onUK’s increased youth unemployment

Australia's public service faces widespread cuts amid rising wage bill

Various agencies, departments confirm planned cuts through voluntary redundancies

Most Australians are not checking their payslips, report finds

Employees' payslip neglect may lead to major problems for HR leaders

“You’ll end up dead” threat sees MUA member ordered to pay more than $23,000

A Fremantle wharf worker has won more than $23,000 in court-ordered penalties and compensation after a union member threatened he would “end up dead” for refusing to join a picket line

Southern Cross Care to repay $11.7m to 5,500 workers

Self-audit triggered by employee concern in 2023

MPs probe whether National Employment Standards are keeping up with changing world of work

The government has convened to determine whether Australia’s National Employment Standards still provide a fair, simple safety net

Serco worker's mental health dismissal claim denied by Fair Work

Serco worker alleged discrimination and no fair process