Today, Jul 19th 2019

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News headings from LabourStart

Australia : Chef Neil Perry's empire could be next after George Calombaris payout Source: Melbourne Age
Australia : Unionist call for George Calombaris to lose MasterChef job after staff underpaid by $7.8m Source: Guardian Australia
Papua New Guinea : Six years of Manus Island dentention marked by calls to end 'dark and bloody' chapter Source: SBS
Australia : #WhatthePho? Wages stolen and workers sacked via Whatssap at HochiMama Source: Megaphone
Australia : Australian union busting bill harmful to democracy, international trade union body says Source: Sydney Morning Herald
Australia : Unions call for George Calombaris to lose MasterChef job after staff underpaid by $7.8m Source: The Guardian
Australia : George Calombaris's MAdE Establishment underpaid workers $7.8 million Source: ABC
Australia : Union research lashes government crackdown Source: 7 News
Australia : DP World to shed another 200 wharfies as docks dispute escalates Source: The Morning Herald
Australia : Marine container terminal operator threatens longshoremen with mass redundancies Source: Freight Waves
Australia : Bank staff still under pressure to sell 'junk' insurance: Union Source: The Financial Review
Australia : Unemployment rises to 5.2% Source: ACTU
Australia : Calombaris gets $200,000 fine for $7.8m theft Source: ACTU
Australia : ACTU President Addresses Symposium on the Centenary of the ILO Source: ACTU
Australia : Auto-rollover super will win returns for workers Source: ACTU
Australia : PM's union-bashing bill breaks international law: International think tank Source: ACTU
Australia : Chinatown restaurant staff got $5/hour, slept in kitchen, union claims Source: The Age
Australia : Strikes Intensify As Australia Braces For More Longshoreman Unrest Source: Freight Waves
Australia : Dock Workers Row Escalates - This One Could Run and Run Source: The Handy Shipping Guide
Australia : Complaint lodged over Melbourne eateries Source: Yahoo
Australia : Builders' battles belittle betterment Source: Alt Media
Australia : Working people not to blame for no pay increases, inadequate workers' rights are Source: ACTU
Australia : Government must put people before ideology on super Source: ACTU
Australia : Over two thousand survey responses