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BHP's docking of pay unreasonable: ETU

The FWC will today hear an ETU challenge to BHP's docking of the pay of sparkies on the power network serving its Pilbara iron ore mines and company town, after they participated in protected bans on mentoring, training and upskilling.


Desk-sharing the norm as London calls for DEWR

DEWR will this week put to a parliamentary inquiry that it should approve its proposal for a $150 million-plus office fit-out as it consolidates its Canberra workforce, currently spread across five buildings, into two interconnected towers in the national capital's CBD.


Bill aims to remove constraints on CFMEU administrator: Hume

Shadow IR minister Jane Hume has introduced a Bill that would enable the CFMEU's administrator to indefinitely expel members or disqualify union officers, and ensure they could not work for other unions.


Awareness of "partying" culture no basis for sacking: FWC

The FWC has ordered an alpine resort operator to pay $14,000 to a former general manager sacked over allegations he covertly overpaid his partner and allowed staff to drive company vehicles while drunk or high on drugs.


FWC reinstates worker sacked over stalking charges

The FWC has ordered the reinstatement of a worker sacked while on remand as he faced stalking and domestic violence charges, finding his employer's reliance on the criminal allegations "premature" and "unjust".


Terminally-ill pilot did not "frustrate" contract: FWC

A cancer-stricken helicopter pilot who hadn't worked in more than three years still had six months of long service leave owing when sacked for supposedly "frustrating" his contract, the FWC has found.


$18M backpay for Sydney Trains workers

Hundreds of Sydney Trains signallers and controllers are in line for average payouts of about $40,000 under an $18.1 million class action settlement resolving allegations it failed to recognise handovers and actual hours worked, or to provide proper breaks.


"Woeful" investigation does not undercut sacking: FWC

A senior FWC member has upheld the sacking of a prison guard for propositioning a colleague, but not before describing his multinational employer's investigation of the matter as "woeful".


Union anti-backpacker "campaign" got me sacked: Worker

The FWC has extended time for a rigger to pursue his alleged sacking because of a union campaign targeting "unskilled backpackers" who supposedly secured offshore jobs ahead of experienced gas and oil workers.


Court agrees to suppress "sensitive" allegations

A court has suppressed a former Commonwealth Bank senior executive's originating application and statement of claim for his breach of terms and conditions case, after the employer argued their publication would "imperil" the success of mediation.


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