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NT Government accuses unions of wage-cap backflip

In the wake of NT public sector employees rejecting a 3% a year wage offer, the Finocchiaro Government has escalated a bargaining dispute to the FWC, after baselessly accusing unions of supporting the previous Labor Government's wage cap, which the CLP at the time vehemently opposed.


Bench takes chisel to sculpture festival sacking

A FWC full bench has quashed a finding that Bondi's iconic Sculpture By the Sea event did not sack an art installer, finding a manager's email calling for a "pause on our working relationship" conveyed an intention to terminate his employment.


FWC rejects ASU's retreaded SCHADS proposal

The FWC has resoundingly rejected the ASU's proposal to hear its SCHADS award work value case alongside the Commission's gender undervaluation review.


End of line for MP's advisor who went "nuclear"

A former parliamentary officer who took a "shock and awe" approach and went "nuclear" after a federal MP made him redundant post-election has lost his bid to pursue an adverse action case in tandem with a discrimination claim.


Adero weighing class action against Seven

Adero Law says it is investigating a potential class action against the Seven Network after "numerous" current and former employees approached it to report potential underpayment, misclassification and unpaid breaks concerns.


ETU seeking to split bargaining for next stage of Pluto 2

The ETU's WA branch is pushing to bargain for a separate agreement for continuing electrical, instrumentation or plumbing workers at the massive Pluto 2 LNG expansion, to uncouple from employees who will be demobilised as the construction phase ends, and is urging workers to vote down a pay offer that "does not pass the pub test".


First Wood inquiry hearing next week

The inquiry into the CFMEU construction division's Queensland branch is set to begin its public proceedings next week in Brisbane with an opening statement from Commissioner Stuart Wood KC and an address from senior counsel assisting, Liam Kelly KC.



Psychic didn't foresee employment status glitch

A psychic reader who earned just $25 in the final 12 months he worked on an online platform and regularly failed to meet its minimum hours of work requirement is unable to pursue his unfair dismissal claim after the FWC held he is an independent contractor.


First pay win for platform worker

In a crucial unfair deactivation ruling, a FWC full bench has rejected Uber's argument that its voluntary reactivation of a driver extinguishes the Commission's jurisdiction, ruling that the tribunal has the power to restore his lost pay and app access, but not to remove a negative review.


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