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News in brief, September 30, 2003

AIRC reinstates worker despite incapacity to do job; Mining agreement negates right of entry provisions under award, says Commission; Queensland IRC finds dismissal of park ranger unfair despite firearm offences; and Genetic testing in workplace could lead to discrimination, says UK Trades Union Council.

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