The Hon Tony Burke MP
- Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
- Minister for the Arts
The Hon Tony Burke MP was sworn in as Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations and Minister for the Arts on 1 June 2022.
Content relating to the Arts portfolio can be found on the Ministers for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts site.
Filter Tony Burke's releases
Communique of meeting of Work Health and Safety Ministers
Commonwealth, state and territory work health and safety ministers met today and agreed on significant measures to advance safety for all in the workplace.
Doorstop - Parliament House
Subjects: Silica, Occupational health and safety.
Doorstop - Parliament House
Subjects: Silicosis, Safe Work Australia, superannuation, Trove - National Library
Interview - ABC RN Breakfast
Subjects: Proposed ban on engineered stone, silicosis, inflation, changes to superannuation.
Welcome progress on wages growth
The Albanese government welcomes new figures today showing wages growth has picked up even further since the change of government.
Appointment to the Fair Work Commission and Federal Court
Mr Adam Hatcher SC has been appointed as the President of the Fair Work Commission.
Interview - ABC RN Breakfast
Subjects: Parliamentary sitting, Voice to Parliament, workplace relations reform.
Chifley Research Centre Conference Speech
SUBJECTS: Family and Domestic Violence Leave, Secure Jobs Better Pay Bill, the year ahead, Mantle Group, closing loopholes.
Government delivers on expanding the Pacific workforce - six months early
The Albanese Government has reached a major milestone – six months ahead of schedule – with more than 35,000 Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) workers now in Australia.
Address - paid domestic violence leave
Subjects: paid domestic violence leave, trade unions, employee entitlements
Paid leave for family and domestic violence starts now
Millions of Australian workers will have a new right to ten days of paid family and domestic violence leave under Albanese Government changes that take effect tomorrow.