Noel Dyson

A SHORTER working week, better training, safer workplaces, job security, paid maternity leave and a more family-friendly approach to work issues are the key priorities of the union movement.UnionsWA secretary Stephanie Mayman said workers had moved a...

COMMUNITY radio station Groove 101.7FM has been granted a permanent, full-time licence.The 18-week-old youth station currently operates from 3pm to 3am, sharing its frequency with senior’s station Capital Community Radio.Groove founder and station m..

THE Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union is claiming a victory in its battle to become part of a site agreement between three other unions and Woodside Energy on the Burrup Peninsular.

Business leaders who gathered at a WA Business News forum last week agree that the Electricity Reform Task Force’s report will mark an important first step in the long journey to get much-needed electricity market deregulation

A NEW publication that aims to cater for the ‘forgotten’ singles aged 35 and above has hit Perth newsstands.Singles Issues is the brainchild of Impressions Corporate Public Relations’ Ron Berryman.

SHOPFITTERS preparing to do fit-out works at Whitford City Shopping Centre say they will be forced to sign EBAs with the Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union before they will be allowed to start work.

TOUGHER regulatory requirements, the need to specialise and professional indemnity insurance costs are making business brokers a dying breed.

RECENT re-workings of capital depreciation laws are adding to the complexity and workload already stressed accountants are feeling, and their effect will be hitting taxpayers this year.

IT is often said that times of great change can make for strange bedfellows, and the proposed changes to WA’s electricity market have proved no exception.