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News in brief, July 7, 2004
ACTU concerned at Howard Government plan to axe employer obligation to report super contributions to employees; New Patrick stevedores deal goes to vote; FSU decides on next stage of CBA industrial campaign; OECD says Australia one of select group of nations working longer hours; Grocon listening device dispute returns to AIRC on July 20; and correction to AIRC appointments article.
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