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Deal permits anti-hooning data capture, feedback: FWC

The FWC has rejected CEPU claims that Queensland Rail will use data from its new GPS-linked vehicle management system to performance-manage employees who brake harshly and accelerate or corner too rapidly.


Misconduct warranted ambo's relocation: Tribunal

After a FWC full bench finding that bullying must be assessed within a "spectrum of seriousness", a member has affirmed in redetermining a paramedic's challenge to a 350km transfer that his treatment of a subordinate constituted serious misconduct.


Talk first, MSD later "a strategic error": FAAA

The FAAA says it will no longer allow the "effluxion of time to be used as a weapon against workers", after protracted efforts to confirm a regional airline's cabin crew remained in favour of a majority support determination backfired in the FWC.


Workpac wins stay, FWC to hear SJSP pay dispute

The Federal Court has found that disputes about same-job, same-pay protected rates should come before the FWC in the first instance, while it has agreed to stay court proceedings until the Commission determines a SJSP dispute involving Workpac on-hire workers at a Queensland coal mine.


Bechtel using GFB, RO laws to sideline Alliance

Bechtel is using good faith bargaining and registered organisations laws in an extraordinary bid to exclude the Offshore Alliance and key officials from bargaining for a Pluto Train 2 Project agreement, after accusing the MEU and AWU partnership of taking an "unnecessarily provocative, obstructionist, unreasonable" approach to negotiations.


Majority rejects "light touch" approach

A FWC full bench majority has quashed a member's refusal to grant an intractable bargaining declaration for highly-paid deputies at a NSW coal mine, finding he wrongly considered that the tribunal's arbitration powers must not be "lightly engaged".


Workpac, MEU lock horns over SJSP rates

WorkPac is seeking in a hearing this afternoon to convince the Federal Court to stay a MEU bid to declare same-job, same-pay protected rates for on-hire workers at a Queensland coal mine, until the FWC has settled the labour supplier's related SJSP dispute.


Cyclone stand-downs permitted, but are they lawful?

The FWC has ruled that Woodside's agreement does not prevent it sending offshore platform employees to work in Perth when a cyclone hits, but doubts remain about whether such a direction is lawful and reasonable.


FWC rules on first SJSP dispute

On-hire workers at a Queensland coal mine who late last year won same-job, same-pay orders did not qualify for any portion of an annual bonus paid to the host's employees, the FWC has held, while separately finding the mine must pay the full incentive to its part-time direct employees, and those on unpaid leave or workers compensation.


Workload crowding out interest-based talks: Hatcher

The FWC's Collaborative Approaches interest-based bargaining program is a top priority but its capacity to provide the free service is under threat, tribunal President Adam Hatcher has told a NSW IR Society event.


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