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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.


ABC fine a warning against caving to cancel culture

Senior ABC managers failed to consult in-house IR and legal experts and "blithely ignored" risks when the organisation "capitulated" to critics and sacked presenter Antoinette Lattouf over her political views on the Gaza war, which warranted a substantial penalty to deter a recurrence, Federal Court judge Darryl Rangiah found today.


Court orders ABC to pay $150,000 penalty to Lattouf

The Federal Court has today ordered the ABC to pay former presenter Antoinette Lattouf a fine of $150,000 for unlawfully sacking her for reasons including her political opinion opposing the Gaza war and breaching its enterprise agreement.


35% undervaluation rise under consent proposal

Dental therapists and assistants covered by an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers award would have FWC-proposed pay increases of up to 35% phased in over three years from January 1, under a consent position reached between employers and unions in a major gender-based undervaluation case.


FWC member rebuffs another recusal bid

FWC deputy president and former federal Labor MP Terri Butler has refused to recuse herself from dealing with a general protections dispute against the TWU, for which she acted while working at Maurice Blackburn Lawyers.


AI hallucinations insufficient for costs security order

A court has found that a self-represented worker who drafted her submissions with assistance from artificial intelligence, which generated non-existent authorities, should not be subject to a security of costs order, despite the additional expenses the employer allegedly incurred.


Swearing, bikini-pic-sharing wharfie subbed back in

The FWC has reinstated a "careless" Qube stevedore accused of telling a colleague he put his c-ck in their Subway sandwich and calling another a c-nt, while already on a warning for showing pictures of bikini-clad female colleagues to male co-workers.


Union getting house in order after permit fail

The ANMF has put new steps in place after an industrial officer failed to return his expired entry permit and "inadvertently" continued to rely on it, while the FWC has issued a new one on the condition he refreshes his training.


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