Food exporters appear are first clear winners of the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement

A forklift driver has been awarded compensation for unfair dismissal

This year the Victorian Chamber is holding a state-wide summit.

In 2016 there were a total of 26 fatalities reported to WorkSafe Victoria

An employer successfully appealed a compensation order of $32,305

An employee who aggressively pushed a bar patron whilst attending a workplace function has had his application to overturn his unfair dismissal thrown out by the Fair Work Commission.

The ASBFEO is conducting a nationwide survey to understand the effects of late payments

More than 6,000 injured workers have revealed their views about Return To Work

It has already been a busy start to 2017 with many businesses coming out of the summer break with new plans to enable growth in the year ahead. It is an exciting and busy time for the tourism and hospitality sectors, with the Australian Open in full swing and many domestic and international holidaymakers enjoying visiting our wonderful state.

The city is alive with Chinese New Year celebrations set to continue until 12 February

Traditionally, rooster years are times to get things done.

This case highlights the importance of correctly handling investigations of misconduct

Mentally healthy workplaces benefit not just your staff members’ wellbeing but also your bottom line

A mentally healthy workplace benefits not just your staff members’ wellbeing but also your bottom line

Time is ticking for Victoria to stem rising energy costs and supply rises before it’s too late.

This week, the Victorian Chamber publicly called for all political parties to end the uncertainty around energy pricing and supply by removing the moratorium on the exploration and development of onshore conventional gas.