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Record high for FWC applications: Hatcher

The FWC fielded a record number of applications in the past financial year after an annual leap of more than 25%, President Adam Hatcher says in a new report.


12 days before new laws put bite on transport industry: TWU

The TWU says it will be "opening up the lion's den" as a Road Transport Advisory Group member when regulated worker provisions take effect later this month, with plans to apply for fairer standards for owner drivers and gig workers and to take on rideshare platforms.


Senators haggle over CFMEU administration Bill

Workplace Relations Minister Murray Watt is holding parallel negotiations with the Greens and the Opposition in a bid to muster support to pass legislation clearing the way to appoint an administrator to the CFMEU's construction division.


Zombie deal gets third life to enable bargaining

A FWC full bench has dismissed an employer's objections to extending a zombie agreement for a second time, because moving the covered employees onto the award might "disturb the basis" upon which bargaining for a replacement deal is proceeding.


FWC backs ASU supported multi-bargain bid

The ASU has won a supported bargaining authorisation to bolster negotiations with the ACT Government for a multi-enterprise deal for social and community services workers employed by 17 funding-reliant organisations.


HSU temporarily removes Victorian leader Asmar from national body

The HSU has removed Victorian No. 1 branch secretary Diana Asmar from its national executive until the FWC concludes an investigation into her conduct, but says she is refusing to stand aside from her branch leadership role.


More SJSP cases take wing at Qantas offshoots

The aviation industry is now firmly on the frontlines of the battle to equalise pay for directly-employed and labour hire workers working side-by-side, after cabin crew unions made further applications for same-job, same-pay orders against labour suppliers to the Qantas group.


Unions regaining foothold in iron ore

Mining unions emboldened by Labor's reformed IR laws have called on Rio Tinto to come to the negotiating table ahead of bargaining at BHP's Pilbara iron ore operations that might achieve the first union agreement for production workers in a decade.


Pay growth easing: ABS

Growth in private sector rates of pay has eased, falling from 4.2% a year in trend terms to 3.9%, according to the ABS.


CFMEU suffers blows in major project turf war

The CFMEU construction division's Queensland branch has suffered multiple setbacks in its bargaining stoush with the head contractor of the state's $7 billion Cross River Rail project, with workers voting up a new deal put directly by the company and the FWC separately issuing two orders stopping unprotected industrial action.


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