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Is Annual Wage Growth in Australia at a 15-Year High?
August 14, 2024
Is Annual Wage Growth in Australia at a 15-Year High?

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released its latest data, revealing a substantial increase in annual wages across the nation. Wages grew by 0.8% in the June 2024 quarter and by an impressive 4.1% over the past year. This

Did Luxe Bar & Grill Illegally Pay Servers “Off the Books” Overtime?
August 13, 2024
Did Luxe Bar & Grill Illegally Pay Servers “Off the Books” Overtime?

Luxe Bar & Grill, a well-known eatery located in Troy, Michigan, has recently found itself at the center of a labor law controversy following allegations that it paid servers “off the books” for their overtime hours. The investigation, spearheaded by

Was the Government Agency Worker’s Resignation Really Voluntary?
August 12, 2024
Was the Government Agency Worker’s Resignation Really Voluntary?

In a pivotal case adjudicated by the Fair Work Commission (FWC), a worker’s resignation from a government agency stimulated a critical discussion about the nature of voluntary exits versus forced dismissals. This article delves into the detailed circumstances of the

UK Employees Struggle With Pay Amid Cost of Living Crisis, Surveys Show
August 6, 2024
UK Employees Struggle With Pay Amid Cost of Living Crisis, Surveys Show

The financial well-being of UK employees has reached a critical juncture, with the escalating cost of living rendering many current salaries insufficient. Multiple recent surveys underscore the widespread financial struggles faced by employees and the challenging landscapes employers must navigate

Will Sushi Bay’s Record $13.7M Fine Change Worker Exploitation Norms?
August 6, 2024
Will Sushi Bay’s Record $13.7M Fine Change Worker Exploitation Norms?

In a landmark ruling that underscores the commitment of Australian regulatory bodies to clamp down on labor exploitation, the Federal Court of Australia has levied unprecedented penalties against the Sushi Bay group for the underpayment of migrant workers. The court’s

Michigan Supreme Court Orders End to Tipped Subminimum Wage
August 5, 2024
Michigan Supreme Court Orders End to Tipped Subminimum Wage

The recent ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court represents a significant shift in labor laws within the state, focusing on the gradual elimination of the tipped subminimum wage and changes in the accrual of sick time. This decision addresses longstanding

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Is Annual Wage Growth in Australia at a 15-Year High?
August 14, 2024
Is Annual Wage Growth in Australia at a 15-Year High?

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released its latest data, revealing a substantial increase in annual wages across the nation. Wages grew by 0.8% in the June 2024 quarter and by an impressive 4.1% over the past year. This

Did Luxe Bar & Grill Illegally Pay Servers “Off the Books” Overtime?
August 13, 2024
Did Luxe Bar & Grill Illegally Pay Servers “Off the Books” Overtime?

Luxe Bar & Grill, a well-known eatery located in Troy, Michigan, has recently found itself at the center of a labor law controversy following allegations that it paid servers “off the books” for their overtime hours. The investigation, spearheaded by

Was the Government Agency Worker’s Resignation Really Voluntary?
August 12, 2024
Was the Government Agency Worker’s Resignation Really Voluntary?

In a pivotal case adjudicated by the Fair Work Commission (FWC), a worker’s resignation from a government agency stimulated a critical discussion about the nature of voluntary exits versus forced dismissals. This article delves into the detailed circumstances of the

UK Employees Struggle With Pay Amid Cost of Living Crisis, Surveys Show
August 6, 2024
UK Employees Struggle With Pay Amid Cost of Living Crisis, Surveys Show

The financial well-being of UK employees has reached a critical juncture, with the escalating cost of living rendering many current salaries insufficient. Multiple recent surveys underscore the widespread financial struggles faced by employees and the challenging landscapes employers must navigate

Will Sushi Bay’s Record $13.7M Fine Change Worker Exploitation Norms?
August 6, 2024
Will Sushi Bay’s Record $13.7M Fine Change Worker Exploitation Norms?

In a landmark ruling that underscores the commitment of Australian regulatory bodies to clamp down on labor exploitation, the Federal Court of Australia has levied unprecedented penalties against the Sushi Bay group for the underpayment of migrant workers. The court’s

Michigan Supreme Court Orders End to Tipped Subminimum Wage
August 5, 2024
Michigan Supreme Court Orders End to Tipped Subminimum Wage

The recent ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court represents a significant shift in labor laws within the state, focusing on the gradual elimination of the tipped subminimum wage and changes in the accrual of sick time. This decision addresses longstanding

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