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CFMEU-brokered deal cemented despite eligibility gap

The FWC has approved a CFMEU-brokered enterprise agreement despite finding the union had no eligibility to represent the industrial interests of workers covered by the deal and no authority to negotiate it.


Worker forced to store br-astmilk in suitcase wins $205K

In a default judgment, a federal court has ordered the UAE consulate to pay an Australian worker almost $205,000 in penalties, compensation, interest and costs for s-x discrimination and adverse action, after her employer forced her to br-astfeed in a storeroom, store her milk in a suitcase filled with ice, and denied her unpaid parental leave, before dismissing her.


Book shops retaliated against striking workers: RAFFWU

RAFFWU is accusing Berkelouw and Harry Hartog bookstores in a Federal Court case of taking unlawful retaliatory adverse action against its members after they took protected industrial action while bargaining to replace a long-expired deal.


No-win, no-fee lawyer experience leaves "sour taste"

The FWC has made tart observations about relying on no-win, no-fee lawyers and agents in refusing to extend time by seven months for a worker allegedly unfairly sacked for disclosing a medicinal cannabis prescription for pain relief.


Watchdog's "model" conduct not a factor in costs: Court

The FWO's alleged failure to meet the "high standard" expected of model litigants is not a factor to be weighed when deciding whether to impose costs orders, the Federal Court ruled today.


Federal Court suppresses another fair work case

In another ruling underlining the Federal Court's predilection for keeping early-stage Fair Work court cases under wraps, it has suppressed the originating application, statement of claim and other documents lodged by a divisional marketing director of luxury goods company LVMH.


$30K for "frazzled" driver sacked after dope test

The FWC has awarded more than $30,000 compensation to a "frazzled" truck driver sacked after admitting to smoking a joint a few days before returning a positive roadside test result.


Business groups thwart four-day week "first"

Tasmania's peak business group says it is behind a coordinated campaign that prompted Launceston council to backtrack on an Australian-first in-principle deal enshrining a 30.4-hour four-day work week.


Private sector pay takes inflation hit: ABS

Private sector rates of pay excluding bonuses have fallen behind inflation for the first time in two years, according to new ABS data.


Contested multi-deal shows changes "here to stay": ASU

The FWC has approved a landmark single interest multi-deal covering two councils after one of them lost a Federal Court challenge to head it off, with the ASU now seeking to rope in others and replicate the "template for a fairer future" for regional workers.


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