Sophie Cotsis

Legislation has passed in NSW aiming to deliver what the state government calls “meaningful improvements” to workers’ wages and conditions.

The union has thrashed out an agreement with the state Labor government to boost wages to the end of the financial year ahead of wider pay talks.

NSW plans to create two new positions on the icare workers compensation board, making way for an employer and employee representative.

The pay offer for the NSW public service has arrived, amounting to 4.5% — 4% towards pay and 0.5% towards superannuation, effective July 1.

NSW premier Chris Minns moves to temper rising public sector industrial hostility over inaction on promised wage rises.

NSW Health unions are flexing their muscle to collect on pay rises promised to them during now-premier Chris Minns’ state election campaign.

Of the 22 ministers in NSW Labor premier Chris Minns’ first frontbench, 11 are women. Here is the full list of new state government ministers.

The New South Wales government will be cutting jobs from its Department of Customer Service in an attempt to shave more than $100 million off its worker related expenses. In supplementary questions to a budget estimates hearing, Labor asked how Service NSW plans to reduce employee related expenses from $256 million in 2018-19 to $146 […]