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News in brief, April 8, 2005

Productivity stalls on the docks; New jobs for Bennett and Billing; Former AIRC presidential members say Howard Government wage case claims "inaccurate and misleading"; New super policy to keep older workers in the job; and Greens MLC to introduce private member's bill to protect workers' entitlements.

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