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Industrial relations changes: Employers to face $4m-plus fines for breaking workplace laws

The Albanese government has revealed it is considering a fivefold increase in fines as part of measures that could go well beyond underpayments.

By: Australian Financial Review

Oct 01 2024
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Industrial relations changes: Employers to face $4m-plus fines for breaking workplace laws

The Albanese government has revealed it is considering a fivefold increase in fines as part of measures that could go well beyond underpayments.

Industrial relations changes: Employers to face $4m-plus fines for breaking workplace laws

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