Domino’s renews partnership with FWO
Media Releases | 16 Sep 2014
Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd has signed up to a second Proactive Compliance Deed (PCD) with the Fair Work Ombudsman.
$20,000 back-pay for Brunswick employees
Media Releases | 15 Sep 2014
Seventeen employees of a Melbourne company have been back-paid almost $20,000 following an investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman.
Educational visits planned for Taree and Muswellbrook
Media Releases | 12 Sep 2014
Fair Work Ombudsman inspectors will visit Taree and Muswellbrook, in regional NSW, to offer free workplace advice to local employers and employees.
Hobart staff share $80,000 back-pay
Media Releases | 11 Sep 2014
Dozens of employees of a Hobart company have been back-paid almost $80,000 following an investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman.
Company, director face court for allegedly underpaying teenage apprentice almost $6500
Media Releases | 10 Sep 2014
The former operator of a Sydney hair and beauty business breached workplace laws by failing to back-pay a teenage apprentice hairdresser almost $6500, the Fair Work Ombudsman alleges.
Marine services company faces court for allegedly underpaying overseas worker
Media Releases | 09 Sep 2014
An Australian marine services company is facing legal action for allegedly underpaying a Jamaican national more than $44,000 in just 10 months.
Retail Zoo Group in new partnership
Media Releases | 08 Sep 2014
The Retail Zoo Group is the latest major franchisor to sign up to a Pro-active Compliance Deed (PCD) with the Fair Work Ombudsman.
Extra guidance for employers, employees on small claims court processes
Media Releases | 05 Sep 2014
A Small Claims Guide is the latest educational resource now available from the Fair Work Ombudsman to assist both employers and employees.
Businessman to face Court over claims young child-care workers paid as little as $2.15 an hour
Media Releases | 04 Sep 2014
A Sydney businessman is to face court over allegations he paid some workers at his former child-care centre less than $4 an hour.
Court action over $16,000 underpayment of young migrant travel consultant
Media Releases | 03 Sep 2014
A Melbourne travel services company which paid a young migrant consultant as little as $9 an hour and told her she was a contractor will face court following an investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman.