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AWU to bargain at Bell Bay for first time in two decades

With FWC's formal declaration today that a majority of Rio Tinto's Bell Bay Aluminium workers want a collective agreement, the AWU has busted the myth that unions can't re-organise de-unionised sites, according to national secretary Paul Howes.



CFMEU challenges Victorian construction guidelines in Federal Court

The CFMEU is waging war against the Victorian Government's construction code and guidelines in two separate adverse action cases in the Federal Court, alleging that major builder Lend Lease and demolition company Eco Recyclers are being excluded from tenders because of union-friendly clauses in their enterprise agreements.


Casino didn't waive privilege in Christmas party harassment claim: Court

The Federal Court has rejected an employee's claim that a major casino operator waived legal professional privilege when it admitted in court documents that it had obtained legal advice about its investigation of allegations that she was sexually harassed by a colleague at a staff Christmas party. Meanwhile, Visy and the AMWU have settled an adverse action claim.


Victorian Government invokes Re AEU against AEU

With students set to return to school next week, the Victorian Government has issued an ultimatum to the teachers' union to withdraw bargaining claims it says infringe the High Court Re AEU decision, or it will ask the Federal Court for an injunction to stop the union's planned February 14 strike.


Not for minors: Court issues fines for teenager sham contracting

The Federal Court has fined a labour hire company, a South Australian fast food outlet and their directors for engaging two 15-year-old girls on sham contracting arrangements drawn from the Odco model, but also criticised the Fair Work Ombudsman for delays in bringing the prosecutions.



Federal Court overturns redundancy payout for medically unfit worker

The Federal Court has overturned an indemnity costs order against an employer after finding that an employee who refused to be redeployed during a company restructure had no right to redundancy entitlements when a year later when he was dismissed because he had been certified as medically unfit for work.


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