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News in brief, March 31, 2004

Emerson re-introduces good faith bargaining bill and to speak at National Press Club; Noye takes over as FSU's assistant secretary; MUA members to stop work on April 6; Discrimination laws too soft on recruitment and selection, says paper; Bills digest canvasses sunset clause for legislation allowing male-only scholarships; Fedex ordered to pay US$3.2m for sexually discriminating and retaliating against female driver; and finalists announced for work and family awards.

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