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UK minimum wage body recommends 3% rise

Relying on improved economic and labour market conditions, the UK's Low Pay Commission has recommended that the Cameron Government increase Britain's minimum wage by 3%, well in excess of the forecast inflation rate.


Permit not warranted for CFMEU leader: FWBC

The FWBC is again seeking to convince the Fair Work Commission that the poor conduct of a CFMEU branch provides sufficient grounds for refusing its leader an entry permit, despite the union arguing that a full bench rejected such an approach last year.




Workplace investigation not adverse action: Court

A senior employee who argued his company launched an investigation into anonymous allegations and eventually sacked him because he exercised his workplace right to make complaints to a whistleblower organisation and the police has lost his adverse action case.


Federal Court returns serve, but not sham contracting case

The Federal Court has criticised the Federal Circuit Court for ignoring a protocol between the two judicial bodies in its decision to transfer a sham contracting matter to it, but will hear the case to avoid a "tennis match".


Phone porn part of valid reason, but procedure makes dismissal unfair

A company had a valid reason for sacking its sales manager, including the post-employment discovery of pornographic images on his mobile phone, but "substantial" procedural deficiencies made the dismissal unfair, the Fair Work Commission has ruled.


Tax workers next in line to take action

Further federal public sector industrial action is looming, with the CPSU preparing to apply for a protected action ballot at the 20,000-employee strong Australian Taxation Office.


Royal Commission fee bonanza for Minters, Stoljar

Law firm Minter Ellison is being paid almost $8 million for its work on the Heydon Royal Commission, while counsel assisting Jeremy Stoljar QC is receiving about $3.4 million.


Full bench rules on meaning of "redundancy"

A Fair Work Commission full bench has cleared the way for a group of workers laid off when their employer lost a major contract to secure severance pay.


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