Advice for small business in Adelaide
Media Releases | 17 May 2016
The Fair Work Ombudsman will engage with South Australian small business operators at this Thursday’s SA Migrant Small Business Expo at Woodville.
Trolley-collection company faces Court
Media Releases | 17 May 2016
The former operator of a trolley-collection company at Wagga, in regional NSW, is facing Court for allegedly providing false records to the Fair Work Ombudsman.
Court dismisses allegations against retailer
Media Releases | 16 May 2016
The Federal Court has dismissed the Fair Work Ombudsman’s legal action against an international retail company.
Another penalty against salon operator
Media Releases | 16 May 2016
A former salon on the NSW Central Coast has become the latest business operated by NSW businessman Nelvin Nitesh Lal to be penalised for short-changing young employees.
Help is at hand for Outback Queensland and NSW
Media Releases | 16 May 2016
No matter where you are, we can help.
Cleaning industry compliance needs to improve
Media Releases | 13 May 2016
The Fair Work Ombudsman has again called on cleaning contractors to pay greater attention to wage rates.
Statement on 7-Eleven
Media Releases | 12 May 2016
The Fair Work Ombudsman notes with concern a decision by convenience store franchisor 7-Eleven to terminate the services of the Fels Wages Panel in recovering the lawful entitlements of workers.
Lake Macquarie restaurant faces Court for allegedly underpaying 85 employees more than $583,000
Media Releases | 12 May 2016
The operators of a Chinese restaurant in regional NSW are facing Court for allegedly underpaying their staff more than $583,000 in just 16 months.
Fruit-picking backpackers most likely to dispute pay
Media Releases | 11 May 2016
Backpackers on working holiday visas account for the highest level of pay disputes raised with the Fair Work Ombudsman, new statistics reveal.
Overseas workers allegedly underpaid almost $150k
Media Releases | 10 May 2016
The operators of three Japanese-style food outlets in Queensland are facing Court for allegedly short-changing five overseas workers almost $150,000.