Unions are concerned that APRA and ASIC’s failures to prevent the First Guardian and Shield collapses could cost working people’s superannuation savings through an increase in mandatory levies paid by ...

The trend reflects a growing number of working Australians moving from casual and part-time work into full-time secure employment. The casual share of employment fell to its lowest level in August ...

The ACTU has fought for and won decades of wage increases through the award system and campaigns in the field, safer workplaces, greater equality for women, improvements in working hours, entitlements ...

Employer: Transport Workers Union (National Office) Work Type: Full Time Hours: 38 hours per week, however you may be required to work additional hours dependent on needs Location: Sydney CBD ...

Whether you want to join a union, take action in campaigns, or make the most of the benefits of being a union member, Australian Unions is the place to go for information and resources. Union Aid ...

The passage of this legislation means millions of workers will retire with tens of thousands more in their super fund.

Read current and past media statements from the ACTU. You can also keep track of ACTU media releases by following the official ACTU feed on Twitter at @unionsaustralia. The trend reflects a growing ...

The ACTU warns that the Coalition’s commitment to attack workers’ bargaining rights would undermine Australian living standards, particularly for workers in low-paid sectors. Opposition Leader Sussan ...

Today’s introduction of pay day super legislation by the Albanese Government will significantly reduce superannuation theft and boost the retirement savings of millions of workers. Stolen super costs ...

A record 2.8 million working Australians are now covered by collective bargaining agreements, delivering higher annual wage increases – an increase from 2.68 million in the previous quarter. More than ...

Australians would benefit from a shorter working week – including a four-day model – under a proposal that unions will take to next week’s Economic Reform Roundtable. The ACTU will argue that workers ...