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News in brief, November 12, 2004

Anna Booth outlines benchmarks for Government's proposed small business IR mediation regime; Judge reserves Wesfarmers decision; Howard says dismissal exemption could drive unemployment below 5%; Costello warns unions against wage push; Mitsubishi and unions agree to four-day week; Railcorp dispute back in AIRC on Tuesday; FAAA again warns members against "sickout"; and Free online video presentation on workforce planning for Workplace Express subscribers.

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