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FWC approach to flex requests "disappointing": Expert

The FWC's approach to assessing flexible work disputes is potentially undermining workers' rights to plan ahead, an academic has warned, after the tribunal held that a Sydney Water employee could not make such a request in the lead-up to his 55th birthday, and found a father ineligible until he finalised his custody arrangement.


WFH "chaos" over-egged: Lawyer

As a leading employer-clientele lawyer hosed down fears about WFH "chaos" in the wake of the recent Chandler decision, the Greens have introduced legislation giving employees the right to work remotely for at least two days a week unless fulfilling their roles is "impractical or impossible".


Labor, Greens slam Coalition gender gap super Bill

A Coalition private senator's bill sold as tackling the retirement savings gender gap is a ruse that "will allow already very wealthy Australians to funnel even more of their wealth into their super", according to the Greens, while Labor damned it for "empower[ing] the generationally wealthy".


Major transport, gig hearings in second half of 2026

FWC President Adam Hatcher has departed from RTAG advice in scheduling a truck driver's bid to vary the long distance road transport award ahead of hearings from the middle of next year to deal with four key TWU gig food/beverage delivery, last-mile delivery minimum standards and road transport contractual chain cases.


Payday super from next July, after Bill passes Parliament

Employers will be required from July next year to make super contributions within seven calendar days of paying their workers' wages and salaries, after enabling legislation passed Parliament today.


Uber fails to halt unfair contract test case

A FWC full bench has rejected Uber's bid to knock out the first substantive test of the tribunal's new gig economy unfair contracts powers, finding a driver has an arguable case that his arrangement with the rideshare giant falls short.


Pause not on menu for McDonald's: FWC

The FWC has refused McDonald's' bid to put on hold the SDA's application for supported bargaining authorisations for more than 100,000 workers across five states and the NT until the Federal Court completes a review next year.


Baby Priya's Bill passes Parliament

Baby Priya's Bill has this afternoon passed Parliament, after the Senate endorsed it without amendments.


Uber driver not up to scratch: FWC

The FWC has backed Uber's ejection of a delivery driver whose customer satisfaction ratings fell below its 85% minimum.


Unions slam Bechtel's Pluto 2 exclusionary "coercion"

The Offshore Alliance and ETU are up in arms after Bechtel warned them that unless they drop their "intractable" 30% wage demands for the Pluto Train 2 Project by Monday, it will bar them from bargaining meetings and deal only with the AMWU and CFMEU.


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