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- Sep 23, 2026
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Backlog dealing with harassment claims - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Years after landmark Respect @ Work reforms were designed to encourage more victims of workplace sexual harassment to come forward, the system responsible for handling many of those complaints is facing record demand. New figures show almost half of complainants are waiting more than a year for their cases to move forward. Hannah was 19 when she started her electrical apprenticeship in NSW.(ABC News: Billy Cooper)
Record workplace harassment complaints overwhelm system (opens the original)
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Figures reveal a record number of Australians are making workplace sexual harassment complaints, but many are waiting months for cases to be investigated. The rise is likely due to recent legal reforms and greater awareness of workplace rights, rather than an increase in workplace sexual harassment. There is concern the system cannot keep up with the rise in demand, and more money and expertise are needed to handle cases effectively. More Australians than ever are lodging workplace sexual harass
PALM workers falling through gaps - ABC listen (opens the original)
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A Pacific worker who came to Australia to fill critical labour shortages says a workplace injury left him unable to work, homeless, and caught in visa limbo. His experience is raising questions about whether injured PALM workers are falling through gaps between employers, regulators and immigration systems. The PALM scheme was introduced to fill jobs in agriculture and meat processing.(ABC Rural: Daniel Fitzgerald) Melissa Clarke: A Pacific worker who came to Australia to help fill critical labo
Injured farm worker left homeless as labour hire firm collapses (opens the original)
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On Christmas Day, Davis Lausii slept in a park in country New South Wales. The Tongan mechanic had arrived in Australia under the federal government's Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme and was recovering from a serious workplace injury, leaving him unable to work for months. On Christmas Eve, he says he was told the accommodation provided through his employer would no longer be paid for. With little notice and nowhere else to go, he spent four days sleeping in a borrowed car. For M
Record Jetstar profits fuel pay fight over 'rock bottom' wages (opens the original)
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Jetstar has posted a record $492 million in earnings in the six months to December. The Australian Services Union (ASU) says about 900 airport operations workers are demanding more pay as negotiations stall. Jetstar said in a statement negotiations were ongoing, and it was committed to reaching a new deal. Jetstar is making record profits while passengers are being hit with more fees, and now workers say they want a bigger slice of the airline's success. The Qantas Group's low-cost carrier poste
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