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No basis for costs in AWU Pacific visa worker case: FWC

A labour supplier has failed to win costs against the AWU, after claiming that a PALM scheme worker had not authorised the union to file an unfair dismissal claim that it ultimately discontinued.


GM's late dismissal claim to proceed after law grad's error

The FWC has cleared a general manager's late unfair sacking claim to proceed after a law firm's graduate employee advised him to file it in the wrong jurisdiction, finding it "unreasonable and unrealistic" to assume the GM had been in a good position to identify the correct forum.


MyFWC to expand next month

The FWC's one-stop shop for dismissal cases will undergo a major expansion in mid-October, the tribunal announced today.


Dismissal round-up: "S-x object" sacking justified; & more

Tutor's sacking over "s-x object" comment warranted; $16K compensation after "cursory" text message dismissal; "False hope" provided by AI; Expelled priest not an employee; and Bench upholds joint smoker's reinstatement.


Cabin crew gender undervaluation case cleared for take-off

The FWC will early next year hear FAAA and TWU bids to boost flight attendants' pay up to 60% by overhauling the modern award, relying on gender-based undervaluation and changes to the nature of their work.


FWC convening FSU-RBA negotiation today

A bargaining dispute between the FSU and the Reserve Bank heads to the FWC today, as the union seeks to head off a second-round offer it believes will be unchanged from an original proposal voted down in July.


Strike-breaking carrot breached rules: FWC

The FWC has ordered an employer to withdraw its offer of a "customer service continuity payment" for employees working through protected industrial action.


Court puts clamps on litigious lawyer

The Federal Court has run out of patience with a litigious solicitor whose numerous cases include "scandalous" allegations about a law firm and a FWC member, effectively blocking him from pursuing any further claims, to safeguard the legal system's "finite resources".


Bench backs sacking of nurse who misused sick leave

A FWC full bench has thrown out a nurse's challenge to his sacking, endorsing earlier findings that he improperly used personal leave to campaign in a union election.


Indigenous pay gap needs sustained effort: Report

The Federal Government needs to tackle the 18% Indigenous pay gap using the same "deliberate and sustained" approach that it has taken with the gender pay gap, to prevent it from persisting "from generation to generation", a new report providing the "most complete picture" of the disparity has found.


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