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Axe hanging over CFMEU entry rights at major SA construction projects

The CFMEU is facing indefinite suspension of its rights to enter at least four major building sites after the Fair Work Commission found that officials – at the union's direction - engaged in "serious, deliberate and sustained misuse of entry rights" at several South Australian projects late last year.


Surgeon's retrenchment not adverse action: Court

An internal restructure that made his position redundant, rather than adverse action due to his workplace complaints, led to the dismissal of an "experienced and highly competent" cardiothoracic and transplant surgeon, the Federal Court has found.




Another blow for Setka in defamation battle against PM

CFMEU construction and general division Victorian branch secretary John Setka has suffered another setback in his long-running defamation case against Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Sky News, after a court rejected another attempt to limit defence arguments available to Abbott and the news organisation.


$190,000 fine for CFMEU and McDonald over Pilbara stopwork

The Federal Court has ordered the CFMEU (construction and general division) and WA branch assistant secretary Joe McDonald to pay a total of $193,600 for their part in an unlawful stopwork at a Pilbara site.


Union seeking to overturn "scab" ruling in High Court

The High Court might be required to adjudicate on whether employers can sack employees for breaching "good conduct" policies without falling foul of the Fair Work Act's adverse action provisions, after the CFMEU resolved to appeal an important full Federal Court judgment.



Labor's Fair Work changes start January 1

The former federal Labor Government's new bullying regime and right of entry amendments are just some of its IR changes that will take effect from January 1 next year, four months after it lost office.


Victorian Government wins adverse action appeal

In a significant decision, a Federal Court full court has found that the Victorian Government didn't breach adverse action and coercion laws by enforcing its building code against Lend Lease and Eco Recyclers.


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