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Pay rises ease off in federal enterprise agreements

Fears of a wages breakout are likely to be soothed by the DEWRR's latest data on pay rises under federal enterprise agreements, which show they dipped slightly to 3.7% a year in the private sector in the March quarter, largely as a result of modest increases in a major retail deal. Pay rises in non-union deals also overtook those in union deals, while rises in WA were well ahead of other states.



AIRC approves extension/variation of pre-Work Choices agreement, but refuses backdating

The AIRC has agreed to extend and vary a pre-Work Choices agreement for SPL Group's Brisbane warehouse to provide annual pay rises of 4.5% this year and next year, but has declined to backdate the deal to the first increase in February this year, saying this would be justified only in "compelling" circumstances.





$120,000 fine for company with "surprisingly unsophisticated" HR practices

The Federal Magistrates Court has ordered Darrell Lea Chocolate Shops Pty Ltd to pay $120,000 in penalties for coercing 12 casual employees to sign AWAs, after finding it was a "big company that should have done better" and showed itself to be "surprisingly unsophisticated" on HR matters.


Della Bosca stands down; Battle ends between Sparkes and partner; and more

Della Bosca stands down while Iguanas incident investigated; Battle ends between Sparkes and partner; Air traffic controllers' union seeks 50% rise for trainees; Emerson calls for unions to focus on offering services; and ACCI to have "more rounded" message, needs more employer members, says Anderson.


Part-time jobs not lower paid or poorer quality, says PC

Part-time work in Australia has tripled in the past 40 years, reaching the second highest level in the world, but part-time jobs are not lower paid or of poor quality, according to new Productivity Commission research.


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