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Childcare equal pay case conference this week; & FWC issues results ban suspension reasons

VP Catanzariti to program childcare equal pay case; & FWC bench issues reasons for suspending Monash results ban

Abbott promises "sensible centre" on IR; Labor continues PPL attacks

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott promised to "move the workplace relations pendulum back to the sensible centre", restore a "strong" construction industry watchdog, and "hit dodgy union officials with the same penalties as corporate crooks", in his official launch of the Coalition's federal election campaign yesterday.

FWC finds liquidation and purchase of business not a sham in dismissal case

Notwithstanding serious concerns about the employment arrangements for five workers of an office cabinet manufacturing enterprise, the Fair Work Commission has ruled it would be a "bridge too far" to lift the corporate veil and find that a company who purchased the business around the time of their dismissal was effectively their employer.

AMWU, Ford at odds over shutdowns; & Nearly a quarter of workers are stayers, ABS finds

AMWU, Ford at odds over shutdowns; Holden decision likely in October; and Nearly a quarter of workers are stayers, ABS finds.

Employers welcome PPL "paymaster" change; Defeat for NSW government bid to undo salary cap ruling; & more

Employers welcome PPL "paymaster" change; Defeat for NSW government bid to undo salary cap ruling; and New SA Unions head, as Giles moves to ACTU.

FWC grants big wage rise for next year's apprentices

Next year's new apprentices – young and old – will benefit from significantly increased pay packets after the Fair Work Commission decided today that current award wage rates need to be lifted to reflect the changing demographics of the nation's apprenticeship cohort.

FWC orders Jetstar reinstate flight attendant who found bomb-like device

The Fair Work Commission has ordered Jetstar Airways to reinstate a flight attendant it sacked for being unfit for flying duties 16 months after she found what appeared to be a bomb in an aircraft toilet mid-flight.

More CFMEU contempt at Grocon; & FWC issues blanket ban at children's hospital

Two more CFMEU contempt counts in Grocon stoush; & FWC issues blanket industrial action ban at children's hospital.

CFMEU blasts Grocon's $5m bid; Carnegie conduct "flagrant and contumelious"

The CFMEU has poured scorn on Grocon's submission that it should be fined $5m for contempt of Supreme Court orders that it lift its blockade of the Myer Emporium construction site in August last year, suggesting its penalty should be less than one tenth of that amount.

End point is what matters in offshore negotiations, says Shorten; Chevron execs should sleep in bunks, says CFMEU; & New maritime ILO convention in force

End point is what matters in offshore negotiations, says Shorten; Chevron execs should sleep in bunks, says CFMEU; & New maritime ILO convention in force.

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