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News in brief, November 24, 2003

First specialist workplace relations lawyers accredited in Victoria; ASU brochure part of renewed push for paid maternity leave; BGC withdraws bid to revoke AWU employee's entry permit; New website for AIRC's Richard Kirby Archive; New book on s106 of the NSW IR Act; and AWU welcomes purchase of Pan by Tabco.

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