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News in brief, November 30, 2004

AIRC full bench joins three matters pertaining cases, in major Electrolux development; One meal, one allowance for Victorian police; AIRC refuses exceptional matters order over worker's blacklisting; Sakata seeks injunction to halt picket; ACTU says small business pay gap more than $200 and sets up worker hotline; Visy deal sets scene for industry bargaining campaign in 2007; Skipper gets job back after discrimination by employer; Unregistered Queensland prison union can't represent members in dispute; and High turnover for Australian CEOs, says report.

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