Stewart Perrie

4 days ago | au.yahoo.com | Stewart Perrie

Professor Peter Leonard said workplace surveillance exploded during the pandemic and laws haven't kept up with the advancing technology. (Source: LinkedIn/Getty) Victoria is calling for a major overhaul in workplace surveillance legislation after a large-scale investigation revealed just how much workers are being watched. The Legislative Assembly Economy and Infrastructure Committee found this type of surveillance had "accelerated" in recent years, thanks to huge technological advancements.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Stewart Perrie

Commonwealth Bank controversy exposes $60 billion reason why you could get locked out of your accountLouis Christopher's experience has highlighted the work banks are doing to crack down on two major issues in Australia. Australians have been warned …

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Stewart Perrie

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3 weeks ago | nz.finance.yahoo.com | Stewart Perrie

Louis Christopher was horrified when he received an email from Commonwealth Bank asking him about his money. (Source: LinkedIn/Getty/X) A Commonwealth Bank (CBA) customer feels like he is being "treated like a criminal" after the major bank threatened to cut off his access to his money if he didn't reveal exactly how he made it. Louis Christopher has been a member of Australia's biggest bank since opening a Dollarmites account in 1978.

3 weeks ago | au.finance.yahoo.com | Stewart Perrie

The country's lowest-paid workers are set for a bump in their wages, but how much it'll be is yet to be known. (Source: Getty/Facebook) The new-look Labor government has confirmed increases in the minimum wage and some award wages are two of its top priorities. Before the election, Anthony Albanese's party made a submission to the Fair Work Commission (FWC) for an above-inflation boost for roughly 2.9 million workers.