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WFH-preserving offer an acceptable alternative: FWC

The FWC has wiped-out the redundancy entitlements of two visa workers who shunned an alternative role that would have enabled them to keep working from their shared apartment.


FWC bench confines SJSP order to comply with court ruling

A four-member FWC full bench has made a new same-job, same-pay order covering only the Skilled Workforce labour-hire employee classifications that currently work at a Hunter Valley coal mine, following a full Federal Court finding that the tribunal's original orders had been too broad.


No stay for Chemist Warehouse multi-bargain authorisation

The FWC has refused to stay a single interest bargaining authorisation for six Chemist Warehouse franchisees while an appeal is underway, because it could "derail" negotiations for several months, when the permit only stands for a year.


BHP OS not providing a service: Full court

A full Federal Court has today upheld a landmark FWC full bench decision granting same-job, same-pay orders once heralded as a "nail in the coffin" for BHP's in-house labour hire model.


Questioning about confidential petition "inappropriate": FWC

The FWC has voiced concerns over an employer's questioning of meatworkers who signed a petition in support of bargaining and its claims that the AMIEU "coerced" them to do so when they did not understand what it meant.


Amazon Flex driver wins reactivation and lost pay

The FWC has ordered Amazon Flex to reactivate and compensate a driver it ejected for entering a home to make a delivery, finding it unclear that the gig company's policy barring drivers from entering private premises took precedence over other instructions.


Severance obligation waived after MS diagnosis

A business that fell deeply into debt and then collapsed after its owner's multiple sclerosis diagnosis has been absolved of making redundancy payments, after the FWC took into account its circumstances.


On-hire diabetic cleared for disability discrimination case

A type-1 diabetic's late general protections application alleging disability discrimination can proceed after his ASX-listed labour hire employer conceded the employment relationship had "dwindled and ceased" due to his work restrictions.


Woolies faces another class action

Woolworths has been hit with another underpayments class action, at the same time it is defending a shareholder class action accusing it of breaching disclosure rules by failing to keep the market informed about the extent to which it has shortchanged staff.


NT public servants vote up 13% wage offer

Northern Territory public servants have accepted the Finocchiaro Government's marginally above-cap wage offer, which it says is a "positive outcome", but the tight result should be a "wake-up call for the government" according to the CPSU.


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