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News in brief, December 4, 2003

NSW teachers going out for two days next year over pay; Last-minute negotiations today to avert tomorrow's strike at Pacific National; UK amends IR laws to boost consultation and union rights; National coal strike called off after NSW introduces retrospective legislation; VECCI says yesterday's Sunday penalty decision is "extraordinarily disappointing"; Senate building and construction industry inquiry begins Thursday; ACTU announces annual union awards; and ACCC lets construction merger through.

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