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Court to consider whether HR manager involved in adverse action

In a pre-trial ruling, the Federal Circuit Court has declined to rule out evidence that a HR manager might have influenced a company owner's decision to dismiss an electrician due to his past as a "unionist troublemaker".


Charge Victorian CFMEU leader with blackmail: Heydon counsel assisting

CFMEU construction and general division Victorian branch secretary John Setka should be charged with blackmail over the alleged secondary boycott of the building materials company Boral, according to counsel assisting the Heydon Royal Commission.


Minimum wage review going paperless

The Fair Work Commission plans to run a "paperless" 2014-15 minimum wage review and to allow users to connect to hearings via Skype, personal computers and mobile devices , as it makes greater use of digital technology in the coming year.



Put CFMEU deregistration back on the table: Victorian Government

One month out from the state election, the Victorian Government has called on the Heydon Royal Commission to use its one-year extension to investigate alleged links between organised crime and building unions, and said consideration should be given to deregistering the CFMEU.



ACCC still looking at Toll/TWU allegations

The ACCC is continuing investigations into allegations aired in the Heydon Royal Commission of anti-competitive conduct by the Transport Workers Union and Toll Holdings.


Use bargains to boost labour efficiency on wharves: ACCC

The ACCC is urging stevedoring companies to seek out labour productivity gains in current and upcoming bargaining at their container ports, and has singled out DP World for purportedly failing to update productivity targets from those set by the Howard Government in the late 1990s.



Heydon inquiry a one-edged sword: Lyons

In a wide-ranging attack on the Heydon Royal Commission, ACTU assistant secretary Tim Lyons has dubbed it as part of a conservative agenda to restrict "organising, industrial action, right of entry, public campaigning, political action and expenditure, litigation, access to arbitration and the right to be self-governing".


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