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Australia's unemployment rate holds at 4.4% as 76,000 jobs added
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Australia's unemployment rate holds at 4.4% as 76,000 jobs added

The labour market is gradually easing, economists believe it remains tight enough to keep the Reserve Bank of Australia cautious.

Australia to establish Fair Work Court to speed up workplace dispute resolution
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Australia to establish Fair Work Court to speed up workplace dispute resolution

The proposed federal court will operate alongside the Fair Work Commission. This will create a specialist forum to deal with workplace relations matters.

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Macquarie appoints Greg Ward as next CEO as Shemara Wikramanayake retires

Ward joined Macquarie in 1996, the year the company was listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. He served as Global Chief Financial Officer for 14 years before becoming Deputy Managing Director.

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Uber lays off 10% of customer service staff to simplify operations and scale AI

The workforce reduction is part of Uber's effort to streamline its community operations, strengthen office collaboration and expand the use of artificial intelligence.

Amazon cuts AGI jobs after laying off more than 30,000 employees since 2022
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Amazon cuts AGI jobs after laying off more than 30,000 employees since 2022

The latest workforce reduction affects parts of Amazon's artificial general intelligence organisation as the company continues investing heavily in AI models and infrastructure.

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