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News in brief, January 18, 2008

Gillard to meet with state IR ministers in February; Williams report to be released "shortly"; Gillard confirms transitional IR legislation to be introduced in first week of new Parliament; Anderson acting as ACCI chief executive, following Hendy resignation; Researchers find shiftwork that disrupts circadian rhythms likely to be carcinogenic; and SA pushes unfair dismissal cap above $100,000.

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