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Businesses investing and people investing in themselves - that is a future we will all be happy with.

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Payout for employee sacked by text

A bakery worker who was sacked by text message has won back more than $7000 in compensation and lost wages from her employer.

Dita De Boni: Hot talent need not apply

If you are attractive, do not signal the fact in advance to prospective employers.

Mayor's anger over leak on striker

Affco dispute into seventh week after mediation fails

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SFO throws out Affco union complaint

The Serious Fraud Office has taken just one day to throw out a complaint from Affco against the union representing its locked-out workers.