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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.


Tribunal upends selection process

A tribunal has ordered Queensland Health to re-run its selection process for a midwifery promotion position and remove the successful candidate from her new post, after it failed to give another front-runner a chance to respond to a referee's negative comment.


New Victorian Bill permits workers to terminate NDAs

The Victorian Government's new bill that restricts the use of non-disclosure agreements in settlements of workplace sexual harassment cases will enable workers to terminate them after a year, with just seven days notice.


AiG says union objections to WFH proposal overblown

The Australian Industry Group says that its clerks award WFH proposal is "far less drastic than the unions appear to suggest", in its newly-published response to ASU and ACTU concerns that it might conflict with the new penalty rates legislation and the NES.


"Private" Signal messages bite IR inspector

A former Queensland Office of IR principal inspector has failed to halt disciplinary action over incendiary messages he exchanged with colleagues on the Signal app over plans to close his business unit, including saying he was ready to "b-tch-flog" a female boss and use a piece of "4x2 with rusty nails".


Call for review after 50 years of Racial Discrimination Act

After five decades, the Racial Discrimination Act is due for a review akin to the landmark Jenkins Sex Discrimination Act inquiry, according to a leading academic, while ACTU leader Sally McManus says unions are grappling with how to increase the racial diversity in their leadership.


Catholic non-union deal less than divine: Workforce

Victoria's Catholic school teachers and support staff have rejected a non-union agreement offer, while the IEU says support is growing for its application for a single interest bargaining authorisation through which it is seeking to secure a statewide deal.


Victoria legislates NDA ban

Victoria's Allan Labor Government has today introduced legislation to restrict the use of non-disclosure agreements in settlements of workplace s-xual harassment cases.


Bench corrects member's "misunderstanding"

A FWC full bench has overturned a ruling that due to an employee's lack of award coverage, her employer - which conceded that the SCHADS award applied - had no obligation to consult her before making her redundant.


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