A Melbourne restaurant has turned to using robots in place of waitstaff to deal with the state's shortage of hospitality workers. Robot waiters, called Bellabots, are being used to serve food at Dodee Paidang Thai restaurant in Melbourne CBD.

Australians are urged to take advantage of a jobs boom ahead of Christmas.

McGowan Government passes the Industrial Relations Legislation Amendment Bill 2021 in the Legislative Assembly The Bill will provide the McGowan Government the power to start the process to bring local government industrial relations within the State ind

The Queensland government is ramping up its efforts to entice New South Wales and Victoria residents to move north and fill job vacancies across the tourism and hospitality sectors.

Hospitality is in crisis. Again. Diners are keen to eat out but there aren't enough staff to cook the chooks and pour the pinot. The evidence is everywhere: in job market statistics and the laments of industry players. You can deduce it from the "joi

NEW CATEGORY: The Dairy Industry Labour Agreement has been expanded to include a 'dairy cattle farm operator', as well as a 'senior dairy cattle farm worker'.

In a further boost to Queensland’s growing hydrogen industry, Greater Springfield will soon be home to Australia’s first hydrogen fuel cell manufacturing facility.

Australia's international borders will be reopened to eligible visa holders from 1 December after being locked out for almost two years due to the pandemic.

A new government mandate in Victoria, Australia, requires workers on an expansive authorized worker list to receive COVID-19 vaccinations if they want to do their jobs onsite rather than working remotely.

Aged care providers are calling on the federal government to create a special visa to bring workers from overseas to fill widespread shortages in the sector as Australia’s borders open.

The emergence of the Omicron COVID-19 variant sparked a two-week delay on Australia’s long-awaited international reopening.

At the end of a long day, Yaning Tang still has work to do at his company's workshop in Ingleburn in Sydney's outer west. Key points: Nearly half of migrant engineers looking for work are unemployed, a new report from Engineers Australia says But dem

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