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New expectations about staff pay, management from TEQSA

University governing bodies will now be responsible for wage underpayment issues in the eyes of the regulator

Erin MorleyJune 11, 2025Last Updated: June 11, 2025
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TEQSA CEO Mary Russell said TEQSA needed more power over universities. Picture: Newswire

Institutions will be required to prove that their payroll operations are effective to combat endemic wage underpayment, the university regulator has announced.

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