Dozens of potential buyers come forward for Max Brenner, meanwhile employees owed millions in unpaid wages, super
Administrators for Max Brenner report receiving strong interest in purchasing the business, amid revelations that hundreds of employees are owed money.
An economic standpoint: Amazon has lifted minimum wage, but the implications aren’t as good as you might think
Amazon has just voluntarily raised its employees’ minimum wage to US$15 an hour — and given the US federal minimum wage is US$7.25 it is a big shift.
“We listened to our critics”: Amazon to increase the pay of its lowest paid workers in the US and UK
Responding to widespread scrutiny, Amazon has lifted its minimum wage for US and UK workers in a move that will benefit more than 250,000 employees.
Small business urged to do more to promote women in business as wage disparity hits 20-year-low
Research suggests Australia is still 37.5% short of a economic equality for women in business, prompting advocates to call on small business to do more.
Retail penalty rates are increasing: Here’s what the changes mean for your business
Saturday penalty rates for casual employees are increasing, raising concern that businesses will have to reassess their rosters in the lead up to Christmas.
There’s booming jobs numbers, but dig deeper and it’s not all rosy
Employment indicators in Australia are increasing, but there's more to the story that impressive headlines, writes Richard Holden.
Australia’s highest-paid CEO earned $36.8 million last year – 669 times the average worker
Don Meij, boss of pizza chain Domino’s Pizza Group, was the highest-paid CEO in Australia last year, earning $36.8 million.
Revealed: How much Australians really earn
A casual glance at the news in recent months may have left you thinking the average Australian earns almost $85,000 a year. If that sounded insanely high to you, then your instincts were bang on.
Fair Work Commission increases minimum wage by 3.5%
The full bench of the Fair Work Commission has this morning decided to increase the national minimum wage by 3.5%.
Billionaire Jack Cowin calls for government inquiry into “gig economy” food companies Uber Eats, Foodora and Deliveroo
One of the richest businessmen in Australia is calling on the federal government to launch an investigation into the employment practices of food delivery platforms including Uber Eats, Foodora and Deliveroo.
Explainer: Can your boss sue you for fighting for proper wages?
Melbourne cafe Barry made headlines last week for alleged underpayment of staff and threats to sue. It may be common in hospitality, but what laws are at play here?
Kickstarting small business exports could boost stagnant wages
Small Australian businesses that export are more productive than large firms, but they maintain disproportionately low levels of exports and wages.