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News in brief, June 17, 2005

Construction majors sign Victorian template deal; and RAAF discriminated against officer because of his age, says HREOC report;



Doctors are independent contractors, says AIRC

The bid by visiting medical officers in the ACT to form a new union has today been thrown out by the AIRC, which found they were ineligible because they were independent contractors.


Finance union to purse 5.5% a year at NAB

The FSU will seek a 5.5% increase at NAB, while Westpac has made a revised pay offer and the ANZ has again paid a 4% annual unilateral increase.




John Holland reaps rewards of recruiting outside construction, says chair

John Holland chair Janet Holmes a Court told the AHRI national convention today that the company had attracted more than 15,000 applicants to its employment website, after an advertising campaign that sought to attract workers from outside the construction industry for a massive road project.


Final wage case ruling tomorrow?

The AIRC will tomorrow hand down what might be its last national wage case decision, as the Howard Government prepares to hand fixation of minimum rates to the proposed Australian Fair Pay Commission.



HR moving back in-house, as pay for directors reaches $200K

More large employers are engaging in-house HR specialists as the labour market tightens, while the typical salary for a HR director in Sydney has now reached the $200,000 mark, according to a new remuneration survey by recruitment company Hays.


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