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Extra allowance is part of an employee’s ‘earnings’
Ruling finds this should be considered in unfair dismissal claims. -
CrowdStrike reveals initial damage bill from global outage
Company to pay customers millions. -
What happens to your subscriptions when you die?
BillWill is the kind of use case that CDR needs. -
Gig workers score greater protections
Fair Work Act amendments a boon for delivery app workers. -
Government caps international student numbers
“Short-sighted” move threatens Australia’s competitiveness. -
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Australian workers depleted and uninspired
Bosses too busy ‘championing robots’ over employees. -
US govt pressured Meta to 'censor' COVID posts: Zuckerberg
CEO says he regrets bowing to pressure. -
Telegram founder arrested on complicity charges
Pavel Durov taken into custody in Paris. -
Data breach to cost Medibank more than $125m
And that’s not counting impending legal action. -
'It's insane': Man with brain chip designs 3D objects
Neuralink assists second person ‘control cursor with mind’. -
Sick of late or cancelled flights? Refunds are coming
Government sets up independent Aviation Ombuds. -
Aussie scores massive win against Meta
Global first could hold tech giant liable for Facebook scam ads. -
Govt slaps strict export controls on quantum
Changes made to Defence and Strategic Goods List. -
New tech live streams Triple-0 emergencies
Police access scenes ‘before they’ve even arrived’. -
Google Pixel's realistic AI photos 'abandon reality'
'What is a photo anymore?' -
Data security concerns over govt's TEx digital ID
Industry raises 'honeypot' fears, calls for more detail. -
Regional Australians lodge 47 telecom complaints a day
Telcos not fixing problems promptly, if at all. -
Govt drops further action against Clearview AI
Facial recognition firm collected Australians’ biometrics. -
Up to 500 jobs to be cut at CSIRO
CEO says he needs to cut at least $100m from budget. -
Twitter employee wins $1m unfair dismissal payout
Was fired after not responding to an email from Elon Musk.