Elon Musk has failed to pay a $610,500 fine slapped on his social media company X, over its failure to answer questions on how it removes and tackles child sexual exploitation and sexual extortion. In October, X was slapped with the fine for failing to respond to a legal noticeContinue Reading
Social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has been slapped with a $610,000 fine after failing to “adequately” respond to questions about its efforts to detect and remove illegal material. On Monday, Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant revealed the fine, saying the country expects meaningful transparency and accountabilityContinue Reading
Former students of a science teacher fired from a private school he’d worked at for decades after an email blunder have come to his defence, saying he went above and beyond to help students succeed. The Federal Court heard Stanislaw Kosiek’s 22-year career with Marist College Ashgrove in Brisbane’s northContinue Reading
Many employees have felt the immediate embarrassment that follows an accidental press of the ‘reply all’ function, but for one teacher at an elite Aussie school, the consequences went far further. Stanislaw Kosiek’s 22-year career with Marist College Ashgrove in Brisbane’s north came to an abrupt end over an emailContinue Reading
An Australian woman fired after bosses monitored her keystroke activity while she was working from home has resorted to TikTok “battles” to pay the bills. Suzie Cheikho, 38, a former consultant at Insurance Australia Group (IAG), was sacked in February for missing deadlines and meetings, being absent and uncontactable, andContinue Reading
An Australian woman who was sacked after bosses monitored her keystroke activity while she worked from home has erupted in a TikTok livestream, saying she’s furious at the media coverage and declaring she “can’t get a f**king job”. Suzie Cheikho, 38, a former consultant at Insurance Australia Group (IAG), wasContinue Reading
The sacking of an Australian insurance worker after her company used keystroke technology to monitor her activity highlights a chilling rise in employee surveillance tools, experts warn. Suzie Cheikho, a former consultant at Insurance Australia Group (IAG), was sacked in February for missing deadlines and meetings, being absent and uncontactable,Continue Reading
A WFH employee who was sacked after her boss tracked her computer activity has revealed she has turned to Centrelink and fears “never” getting hired again. Suzie Cheiko, 38, worked for Insurance Australia Group for 18 years before she was given a formal warning about her performance and output inContinue Reading
A major insurance company used keystroke technology on an employee’s work laptop to test whether she was working her designated hours — and it ended terribly for her. The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has rejected an unfair dismissal application brought by former Insurance Australia Group (IAG) consultant Suzie Cheikho, findingContinue Reading
Unsuspecting workers at chemists have been paid a visit by a shameless group of “cooked pals” issuing a three-page cease and desist letter for administering Covid-19 vaccines. At least three late-night pharmacies in Canberra were targeted on Wednesday evening, including in Charnwood, O’Connor and Civic, with security at one havingContinue Reading