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Toy manufacturer Mattel is making its games more accessible in a push to reach new audiences, last week releasing a Braille version of UNO.

When considering a job offer, six in 10 Australian employees will prioritise perks over base salary, according to new research from Robert Half.

As the Morrison government looks to criminalise wage theft, 90% of organisations say their payroll managers find the current laws confusing.

The Fair Work Commission has ordered a postal business to pay a former employee $8,062, ruling he was unfairly dismissed after sustaining an injury.

Facebook on Friday announced its plans to hide likes and reactions, but businesses leveraging the platform for marketing shouldn’t panic, according to SMEs.

Ahead of the showdown between the Richmond Tigers and the Greater Western Sydney Giants, pubs have been gearing up for a packed-out weekend.

One-in-three Australian employees who admit to having enabled data breaches are still unwilling to change their already compromised passwords.

Next month, the ATO will visit 400 businesses in inner-north Brisbane, which it said is “at risk” of becoming a black economy hotspot.

Sunglass Hut will back pay $2.3 million to its employees after admitting to underpaying individual workers by up to $42,912 in overtime wages.

The controversial Ensuring Integrity Bill will, if passed, give the Federal Court the power to cancel and fine unions and their leaders.

A proposed superannuation amnesty extension will allow small businesses to address any outstanding Superannuation Guarantee obligations without penalties.

Two The Ironing Shop franchisees are facing Federal Court for allegedly underpaying a student employee with wages as low as $8 an hour.