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Senate inquiry approves 457 Bill in face of growing opposition

A Senate inquiry majority has acknowledged the "significant opposition" to the re-introduction of labour market testing for 457 visas, but has concluded that proposed amendments to the Migration Act will ensure that the program provides the right balance between ensuring job opportunities for Australian workers and enabling employers to fill skilled vacancies.


Court upholds 'no work, no pay' principle

A law firm was not obliged to maintain car lease payments for a lawyer unable to work due to injury, the Victorian Supreme Court has ruled.


Oliver, Devereux at odds over Holden's wage-cutting plans

ACTU secretary Dave Oliver has described as "disturbing" the lack of outcry over GM Holden's move to reduce its wages bill, while the company's chief has defended the exclusion of non-award employees' pay from cost-cutting plans.




Yallourn locks out operators

The long-running dispute between EnergyAustralia and the CFMEU (mining & energy division) over a new deal for Victoria's Yallourn power station has escalated dramatically, with the company locking out its operators indefinitely from midday today.




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