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Victoria weighs new surveillance laws

Victorian employers would need to give employees two weeks' written notice before introducing workplace surveillance under proposed laws that have won in-principle support from the Allan Government, which also this week vowed to offer clearer advice on the use of medicinal cannabis in the workplace.


Stripped-back workers' compensation changes passed

The NSW Parliament has passed stripped-back workers' compensation reforms following serious backlash over a Minns Government plan to increase the whole-person impairment threshold from 15% to 31% for employees suffering psychological injuries.


Labor, Greens slam Coalition gender gap super Bill

A Coalition private senator's bill sold as tackling the retirement savings gender gap is a ruse that "will allow already very wealthy Australians to funnel even more of their wealth into their super", according to the Greens, while Labor damned it for "empower[ing] the generationally wealthy".


Payday super from next July, after Bill passes Parliament

Employers will be required from July next year to make super contributions within seven calendar days of paying their workers' wages and salaries, after enabling legislation passed Parliament today.


Baby Priya's Bill passes Parliament

Baby Priya's Bill has this afternoon passed Parliament, after the Senate endorsed it without amendments.


New Victorian Bill permits workers to terminate NDAs

The Victorian Government's new bill that restricts the use of non-disclosure agreements in settlements of workplace sexual harassment cases will enable workers to terminate them after a year, with just seven days notice.


Coalition Priya "promise" clouded by renegade MPs

The ACTU has told Coalition MPs Barnaby Joyce and Andrew Hastie to "get out of the way" after they sullied what was meant to be bipartisan support for legislation to guarantee paid parental leave for parents of stillborn children, as they seek to link it with late-term abortions.


Victoria legislates NDA ban

Victoria's Allan Labor Government has today introduced legislation to restrict the use of non-disclosure agreements in settlements of workplace s-xual harassment cases.


Faith-based bias lawful again in NT

The NT's Finocchiaro Government has re-introduced an exemption to enable religious schools to discriminate in employment.


Victoria stiffens labour hire regulation

Victoria's Allan Labor Government has introduced a Bill to boost the ability of the State's Labour Hire Authority to prevent people with links to criminal organisations from operating labour hire businesses and to make it a criminal offence to retaliate against those who speak out.


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