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News in brief, December 16, 2003

Bakery allowed to cushion end of WAWAs by operating under substandard agreement; Staff to be sworn in as deputy president in February; NRMA patrol officers return to work; Increase of up to 7% a year at Perth Airport; and Best workplaces characterised by good working relationships: study.

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