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News in brief, November 28, 2003

Leadership team candidates get up at CPSU; Fair Termination Act takes effect; Fisher moves to BusinessSA; Drug company to pay $32,000 costs to female employee discriminated against after maternity leave; Unions help productivity in US but hinder it in UK, says study; Demand a better package, NTEU tells Senate; and AIRC president eulogises over the late Colin Polites' love of red wine and cricket.

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