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  1. More Australians than ever lodging workplace sexual harassment complaints
    By Bronwyn Herbert

    New figures reveal many workers are waiting months and even years for their cases to be investigated.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-24/wor

    #Work #SexualMisconduct #HumanRights #BronwynHerbert

  2. Injured farm worker left homeless as labour hire firm collapses
    By Bronwyn Herbert

    A Tongan mechanic, who came to Australia under a Pacific worker scheme, is stuck in visa limbo after suffering a workplace injury and experiencing homelessness and unemployment when the labour hire company he worked for collapsed.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-20/pal

    #Work #AgriculturalWorkers #WorkplaceAccidentsandIncidents #BronwynHerbert

  3. Record Jetstar profits fuel pay fight over 'rock bottom' wages
    By Bronwyn Herbert and Kristy Sexton-McGrath

    Jetstar is making record profits while passengers are being slugged more fees and now workers say they want a bigger slice of the airline's success.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-18/jet

    #Work #IndustrialRelations #TourismandLeisureIndustry #BronwynHerbert #KristySextonMcGrath

  4. Here's what is changing about how food delivery workers are paid
    By Ahmed Yussuf and Bronwyn Herbert

    New minimum standards for food delivery workers come into effect today. It will see about 250,000 workers access better pay, and personal accident insurance cover.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-17/wha

    #FoodDeliveryServices #GigEconomy #Work #AhmedYussuf #BronwynHerbert

  5. Jess's employer was filming her at work. She confronted him, but still felt she had to quit
    By Bronwyn Herbert

    A new report by Our Watch has found 40 per cent of workplace leaders surveyed are unaware of their new legal obligations to prevent workplace sexual harassment. For many who experience harassment like *Jess, quitting seems like the only option.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-11-01/wor

    #Work #BusinessEconomicsandFinance #BronwynHerbert

  6. Workplace lawyers say it's time to ask questions about why men are paid more
    By Bronwyn Herbert

    It's official, men are paid more than women at many of the country's major companies, including banks, retailers, legal firms and mines, but what is being done to address it?

    abc.net.au/news/2024-02-28/gen

    #EmploymentStatistics #Businesses #GenderEquality #GenderDiscrimination #BronwynHerbert

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