The Fair Work Commission has held that its power to waive irregularities or amend documents does not extend to converting an unfair dismissal claim into a general protections application.
The Fair Work Commission has held that its power to waive irregularities or amend documents does not extend to converting an unfair dismissal claim into a general protections application.
The Fair Work Commission has terminated protected industrial action by Royal Flying Doctor Service pilots, finding that it would have threatened the health and safety of NSW patients.
The Napthine Government has introduced more stringent requirements for companies tendering for public sector construction work under a new code and has imposed its first sanction on a builder since guidelines took effect in 2012.
The mere fact that bargaining is "difficult" is unlikely to justify granting a low-paid authorisation for a multi-employer agreement, a failed application by United Voice in the security industry demonstrates.
The Coalition has announced a crackdown on 457 visa fraud, with up to 100 employers to be investigated over allegations they sponsored applications in return for payment, Assistant Immigration Minister Michaelia Cash announced today.
An editor has failed to overturn a finding that her employment contract had not been repudiated or to establish that a magistrate demonstrated bias by excessively interrupting her testimony.
A Coalition Senate committee majority is recommending that parliament pass unamended the Federal Government bill that caps the redundancy entitlements of insolvent company employees at 16 weeks, while Labor and the Greens are opposing its passage.
