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News in brief, July 18, 2007

Victorian police might take industrial action from next month; Future uncertain for Ford engine plant workers; OWS pursues manchester shop in regional Victoria over alleged AWA duress; Workplace Authority contacting a million workplaces about changes to Work Choices; and ABC Commissioner to address conference on future of construction industry.

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