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Limited powering-down of ETU bans at Transgrid

Transgrid, the privately-owned operator of the NSW high-voltage electricity network, has won a three-week suspension of protected bans on work defined as a declared incident or emergency.


MEU seeks SJSP orders in "exemplar" case

The MEU has applied for SJSP orders that it says would lift the pay of Workpac-supplied workers at a Hunter Valley coal mine by $44,000 a year.


Positive early results from Medibank's four-day-week trial

A Macquarie University academic says Medibank employees trialling a four-day "100:80:100" working week are performing better and feeling more motivated, while productivity is unchanged, with some indicating they would choose an employer based on whether the option is available.


"Dismal" uptake of Spanish menstrual leave in first year

Australia can learn from the "disappointing" under-utilisation of Spain's groundbreaking menstrual leave entitlement during its first year, due to fear of discrimination at work and the limitations of its model, according to an employment lawyer.


FWC action on administration "within next few days": CFMEU

CFMEU construction and general division national secretary Zach Smith has told members today he expects the FWC to seek to begin the process of appointing an administrator to "a number of branches" within days, but has not indicated whether the union will formally resist the move.


Woolies deal approved after "misuse" of messaging platform

The SDA says it will be "going in to bat" for any permanent Woolworths employees wanting to switch to a four-day working week under a clause in the supermarket giant's new agreement, approved by a FWC full bench despite multiple RAFFWU and AMIEU objections that followed the latter's "misuse" of the company's in-house messaging platform.


FWC fixer to mediate sugar dispute

Major sugar producer Wilmar and unions have agreed to mediation talks overseen by FWC Commissioner Bernie Riordan, as cane farmers warn that ongoing protected industrial action is costing them $4 million a day.


Bus driver entitled to PPL after wife's caesarean section: FWC

In a significant decision on paid parental leave, a FWC presidential member has ordered a State-owned public transport provider to backpay a bus driver who claimed to be the primary carer of his newborn son while his wife recovered from an emergency caesarean section.


Leader drops case against own union executive

The federal secretary of the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers' Association, Steve Purvinas, has dropped his court case against members of his executive after they shelved moves to curtail his role.


Power giant seeking to halt industrial action

The FWC will today hear a bid by power company Transgrid to terminate industrial action by the ETU affecting work on the NSW Government's super battery project.


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