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One in four workers are experiencing financial stress despite Australians working more than ever, according to a new survey

Women in the Hunter region are being paid up to $60,000 a year less on average to men, according to new research from WGEA.

Hunter Workers will be gathering outside Newcastle College to celebrate National TAFE Day.

It's time to modernise our workplace bargaining system. Work has changed, so should workplace laws – it just makes sense.

NSW RTBU rail workers will suspend train services tomorrow on the Newcastle line as part of ongoing industrial action.

Hunter Workers welcomes Labor’s plans to establish a Hunter offshore wind zone.

The Albanese government has introduced legislation that will award 11 million workers the right to 10 days paid domestic violence leave.