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Court throws out BP duress case

The Federal Court had dismissed the AWA duress case that the Workplace Ombudsman took against BP Australia.




PC to examine paid maternity leave

The Rudd Government will ask the Productivity Commission to consider the merits of a national paid maternity leave scheme, as part of an inquiry into options for providing better support for working parents with newborn children.


Bargaining rules set to change in federal public sector under Rudd Government

The Rudd Government has begun to dismantle the Howard Government's approach to bargaining in the federal public sector, with new bargaining guidelines set to be released next month, unions winning better access to workplaces and DEEWR committing to negotiate a union collective agreement.




News in brief, January 22, 2008

ASU expects 10% super contribution to flow-on across Qantas; Unions step up campaign against Iemma Government power privatisation plan; AWA statistics for December delayed, as Workplace Authority moves to quarterly reporting; and CEPU starts advertising campaign against Australia Post "new hire" provisions.


News in brief, January 21, 2008

Employers cannot impose unfair conditions on union right of entry: AIRC; Tribunal full bench upholds reinstatement of EDI Rail supervisor; Low Pay Commission report due by end of February; Nurses ageing, working more hours: Census; and Offshoring not responsible for increasing wage disparity in UK: report.


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