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HR manager's excuse implausible: Tribunal

A HR manager failed to provide a plausible reason for failing to follow due process when dismissing a meat processing worker accused of directing "crude sexual insults" at co-workers and refusing to follow orders, the FWC has found.

Second Fels Panel member rounds on 7-Eleven

A second member of the independent panel appointed to review underpayments at 7-Eleven has blasted the convenience store chain, alleging it is trying to rein in payouts while reneging on confidentiality commitments for claimants.

FWBC expands its role

The Turnbull Government granted FWBC director Nigel Hadgkiss new powers soon before calling the federal election, in a bid to stop builders and contractors agreeing to "union-friendly" clauses in enterprise agreements.

No power to grant FWBC bid to inspect union records: Bench

An FWC full bench has blocked an FWBC application to inspect CFMEU membership records.

Court prohibits union from paying organiser's fine

The Federal Court has today barred the CFMEU from paying an $18,000 penalty for coercion levied on organiser Joseph Myles.

FWO rejects "ludicrous" suggestion of 7-Eleven paying for "oversight role"

The Fair Work Ombudsman has blasted a suggestion that 7-Eleven could fund the watchdog to play an "active oversight role" in the company's process of rectifying underpayments to workers in its franchisees' stores.

APS bargaining on hold during caretaker period

Bargaining in the public sector is now on hold for the pre-election caretaker period.

Senior HR advisor didn't coerce worker: Federal Court

The Federal Court has rejected a worker's claim that a senior HR advisor threatened him against challenging the findings of an investigation into his complaint against a supervisor.

Penalty rates, bypassing unions lead employers' election wishlists

Reducing penalty rates, increasing rostering flexibility and boosting the ability of employers to make agreements directly with employees are at the top of employer groups' IR wishlists for the July 2 federal election.

NSW the key battleground for union election campaign

The ACTU is looking to a national "telethon" of telephone canvassing on Saturday to kickstart union campaigning for the July 2 federal election.

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