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Driver's ice cream sacking justified in cold case: FWC

A refrigerated transport company had good reason to sack a driver who allowed more than $70,000 of ice cream to melt during a six-hour drive, the FWC has found, refusing to accept his blame-shifting for failing to reduce the temperature to the required setting.


Late application not apples: FWC

A senior FWC member has put Apple adherents on notice not to use its proprietary word processor Pages to file documents, observing that the tribunal has enough on its plate without wasting time "chasing down applicants" over inaccessible formats.


Bench rejects sacked urinator's AI-aided challenge

Google AI's unfounded suggestions that an unfair dismissal ruling set a "dangerous precedent" and established an "unsafe principle" highlight the technology's limitations, a FWC full bench has found today.


Court clarifies coal LSL levy calculations

The Federal Court has clarified how the black coal mining sector's portable leave scheme levies should be applied to casual workers.


Driver reinstated after acid spill

The FWC has ordered FedEx to reinstate a driver who sustained burns on his leg when he dropped a box containing sulphuric acid, after viewing footage showing "regular" safety breaches at its Wollongong depot.


First coal loader staff deal closer after MSD upheld

A FWC full bench has refused BHP permission to challenge a majority support determination that clears the way for the Collieries Staff and Officials Association to negotiate for the first time a deal covering supervisors and coordinators at the Hay Point Coal Terminal.


FWC to help broker BHP-union peace deal

The FWC will tomorrow hear BHP's bid to break a bargaining deadlock at its crucial Port Hedland operations, ahead of unions staging an eight-hour strike on Thursday the miner claims could cost it more than $100 million. Update: This article has been updated to reflect the FWC bringing forward the conference to tomorrow.


Qantas not allowed to clip engineers' wings: FWC

Qantas breached the job security clause in its licensed engineers agreement when it unilaterally removed aircraft towing duties comprising at least 25% of their current workload, the FWC has found.


BHP ports deal would be "game changer": Academic

If BHP workers striking in Port Hedland next week can secure a union agreement, it would challenge the IR model that has endured in the Pilbara for more than 30 years, an IR researcher says.


Gig workers' uber-late AI-aided cases thrown out

Uber and Uber Eats gig workers who appear to have used generative AI to challenge their deactivations have failed to win extra time to pursue unfair dismissal applications they lodged five to seven years late.


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