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Big penalty for employer's "Dickensian" unpaid work requirement

A retailer that strictly enforced a "Dickensian" policy requiring employees at two Tasmanian stores to work unpaid for 15 to 30 minutes before and after their shifts has been ordered to pay almost $53,000 in penalties.



Patrick and MUA extend agreement under transitional provisions

Patrick and the MUA last week secured an extension of their enterprise agreement until October 2010, taking advantage of the fast approval process offered under the agreement variation and extension provisions of the Rudd Government's transitional IR legislation.


Thursday hearing for bid to halt World Youth Day rail strike

The AIRC will on Thursday begin hearing Railcorp's bid to end the bargaining period with five unions, if a last-ditch meeting with NSW Transport Minister John Watkins this morning fails to resolve the dispute.



Stronger enforcement needed to cut workplace discrimination: OECD

Bodies like the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC) should be able to prosecute employers for workplace discrimination without the alleged victims pursuing the case, the OECD has suggested in its Employment Outlook 2008 report released today.



Employer liable for "hasty" dismissal of pregnant worker

A tribunal has awarded $2500 for hurt and humiliation and $7900 in damages to a pregnant employee dismissed for alleged poor performance and excessive sick leave absences just weeks before she became eligible for 12 months unpaid maternity leave.


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