Media releases
Media Releases | 17 Aug 2014
The Fair Work Ombudsman has put a chain of child care centres in Perth on notice to comply with workplace laws after finding it had underpaid more than 160 staff.
Media Releases | 15 Aug 2014
An Adelaide restaurant previously issued an on-the-spot fine over its record-keeping practices has been found to have underpaid its staff by tens of thousands of dollars.
Media Releases | 14 Aug 2014
Dozens of employees of a major Brisbane company are to be back-paid almost $140,000 following an investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman.
Media Releases | 13 Aug 2014
In an Australian first, a Melbourne company will face legal action for ignoring a Fair Work Commission order to compensate a young employee who had been unfairly dismissed.
Media Releases | 12 Aug 2014
In February, 2013, the Fair Work Ombudsman released the findings of a major report into unpaid work, internships and unpaid trials.
Media Releases | 11 Aug 2014
Hotels, resorts, motels, caravan parks, backpacker hostels, bed and breakfast establishments, guesthouses, serviced and time-share apartments throughout Australia are joining forces with the Fair Work Ombudsman to improve compliance with federal workplace laws across the accommodation sector.
Media Releases | 08 Aug 2014
The Fair Work Ombudsman has today reassured the small business community of its commitment to helping employers understand and comply with workplace laws.
Media Releases | 07 Aug 2014
The operators of a chain of Sydney carwash outlets have been fined a total of $90,000 after an investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman found they had underpaid hundreds of workers.
Media Releases | 07 Aug 2014
A free online learning course that offers advice about promoting good staff performance and effectively addressing underperformance can help employers boost the productivity of their businesses.
Media Releases | 06 Aug 2014
The operator of a hair and beauty salon in western Sydney breached workplace laws by failing to back-pay an underpaid employee more than $4600, the Fair Work Ombudsman alleges.