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Unions sign off on $4m campaign fund

Unions will, as expected, kick $2 per member into an ACTU campaign war chest each year until 2015 as they step up the fight against the Federal Coalition, conservative state governments and "hostile employers".

Telstra denies pay freeze proposal; Building Inspectorate adverse action case against Baulderstone; & more

Telstra denies pay freeze proposal; Building Inspectorate adverse action case against Baulderstone; & MBA releases new modern award manual.

Unions cold on Telstra plan to freeze pay

Unions say they will strongly oppose Telstra's proposal to freeze pay or link increases to performance, as they negotiate a "back-to-back" replacement agreement.

Temby urges Moore to fix 'grave defects' in HSUeast

An independent investigation into HSUeast has concluded that it will not become a democratically functioning union until there is acceptance by all concerned that it "has not been governed for and by the members, as it ought to be, over a past extended period."

Ashby claims implied right to political communication in Slipper case

In a surprising move, lawyers for James Ashby have put his sexual harassment claim on hold while they press an implied constitutional right to expose allegations about federal Speaker Peter Slipper's misuse of taxpayer funded Cabcharges.

Redundancies and restructuring at Fair Work Australia

Fair Work Australia is in the process of shedding 35 jobs and consolidating its branches in a restructure to help meet "expenditure savings".

Victorian public service deal approved; & vehicle industry developments

FWA signs off on Vic public service wage deal; Ford negotiations to kick off soon while Toyota 12 withdraw claims

Toll picket set to end as deal looms

Striking Toll Holdings workers at the Coles Somerton distribution warehouse are expected to vote this afternoon to accept a new deal which the union says addresses all the "core claims" at the heart of the dispute.

Victorian mental health workers secure new deal

Following a protracted bargaining round, Victoria's mental health workers have secured a new agreement that unions say will deliver wage rises of up to 4.6% per year and an extra 43 jobs into the system.

Union leaders off to Lodge; 48-hour Lend Lease strike; & more

Union leaders off to Lodge; 48-hour Lend Lease strike; Ballot for first industrial action by education support staff; and NSW public servants get their 2.5%.

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