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Building watchdog wins retrial of coercion case

A full Federal Court, in a split decision, has ordered a retrial of the former ABCC's claims that a Victorian subcontractor lost work and should be compensated after it was targeted by the CFMEU on a Bendigo building site.


Unpaid work prevalent, laws confusing, major report finds

Significant numbers of Australian workers are performing unpaid work - much of it likely to be in breach of the Fair Work Act - with young and migrant employees particularly vulnerable, the country's first major report on the subject has found.


Federal Court to re-hear unfair contract compensation claim

Labour hire firm Clarius Group Limited faces a potentially hefty compensation bill after a full bench of the Federal Court ordered the rehearing of an application to vary an IT project manager's expired agreement under the Independent Contractors Act.


Oliver's army mobilises for election

ACTU secretary Dave Oliver has called on the major parties to enshrine weekend penalty rates in legislation and back a national portability scheme for annual and sick leave, in a speech to the National Press Club this afternoon.



Thomson to face committal hearing in May

Federal member for Dobell – and former HSU national secretary – Craig Thomson will attend a committal hearing in the Melbourne Magistrates Court on May 22 to decide whether he will stand trial on 154 charges under the Victorian Crimes Act.


IR agent to challenge FWA costs order

IR consultancy Livingstones says it will appeal a costs order Fair Work Australia imposed late last year after finding that a paid senior agent had run a "futile" unfair dismissal case.


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