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Yeah, like the jeans. Senior editor @thejusticemap. Writer @innov_aus, @satpaper, @guardianaus, @crikey_news etc. denham.sadler@gmail.com
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Why every job ad should include the salary

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By Denham Sadler Verified
| Information Age (ACS) Verified
More than two-thirds of Australian companies have lost a potential top candidate because they did not list the salary in a job advertisement, prompting calls for greater pay transparency. Research by specialised recruiter Robert Half, based on a survey of 5,000 Australian hiring managers, found that 51 per cent of organisations still do not include salary expectations in their job advertisements.
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Victoria delays WFH laws until after election

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By Denham Sadler Verified
| Information Age (ACS) Verified
New Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has delayed the introduction of controversial work-from-home laws until after the upcoming state election following significant pressure from business groups. The Victorian Parliament was set to debate the legislation this week, which would give eligible workers the legal right to work from home (WFH) at least two days a week.
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$1.1bn data centre sparks Melbourne resident revolt

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By Denham Sadler Verified
| Information Age (ACS) Verified
A proposed $1.1 billion data centre in residential Melbourne has opposition from residents, with concerns about its proximity to homes, environmental impact and relatively small number of jobs. Singapore-headquartered tech firm Zerra DC has lodged a planning application directly with the Victoria Minister for Planning Sonya Kilkenny for the data centre campus on the site of a former Ford car factory in Campbellfield in the state’s north.
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