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NUW national office seeking joint administration of NSW branch

The NUW's national office is seeking to jointly manage the NSW branch in the wake of the alleged misuse of credit cards that emerged at Heydon Royal Commission hearings.

Tribunal upholds sacking for s--ual harassment

A tribunal has agreed that a long-serving emergency services officer working in a regional town should be held to the highest standards of behaviour in the face of allegations of s--ual harassment raised by a junior colleague.

FWO pursuing director over unpaid internships

The FWO is prosecuting a company director who ran an unpaid internship program.

"Rumblings" among workers as Bluescope ballot approaches

Tensions are rising at BlueScope Steel's Port Kembla steelworks, ahead of workers voting next week on whether to accept "game-changing" cuts to pay and conditions to keep the facility open.

FWC using new powers to foster better IR

Major employers Sydney Water, Kimberley Ports, Bluescope Steel and News Limited and unions such as the MUA, AMWU and ASU are all taking part in a new Fair Work Commission mentoring service designed to prevent future disputes.

CFMEU displayed "deplorable attitude" in Grocon blockade: Judge

A Federal Court judge has ordered the CFMEU and eight senior officers to pay more than $150,000 in fines for their conduct in the 2012 blockade of Grocon sites that demonstrated a "deplorable attitude" toward the IR system.

FWC rejects CFMEU's "sham redundancy" argument

The Fair Work Commission has rejected the CFMEU's claims that an employer engineered "sham redundancies" to coerce workers into accepting a variation to its enterprise agreement that will halt annual pay increases.

House accepts changes to Fair Work Act

The Fair Work Amendment Bill cleared its final hurdle this evening when the Government-controlled House of Representatives accepted changes made by Senate crossbenchers.

Way cleared for adverse action victim's compensation; Nurse gets second adverse action shot

Court rules Mahjong club "jack of all trades" was a tea attendant; and Nurse gets second shot at adverse action claim.

NUW to seek recovery of alleged misused funds, as Heydon inquiry ends hearings

The national office of the NUW has pledged to seek to recover members' funds in the wake of alleged credit card misuse in its NSW branch.

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