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News in brief, June 21, 2006

Independent Contractors Bill to be introduced tomorrow; Queensland IRC to begin Work Choices inquiry on Friday; NSW IR department head raises doubts about adequacy of OWS inspectorate; Andrews tenders for advisors on “fair and proper” employment termination practices; Only new employees to be offered AWAs at Spotlight; and Qantas announces redundancies, but will retain catering business.

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