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Shelf company not the employer in sham contracting case

The Fair Work Ombudsman has successfully prosecuted another sham contracting case, this one involving an abattoir owner which, the Federal Court found, moved employees from one internal company to another to avoid both past and future liability for employee entitlements.



Victorian IR Society round-up: AIG warns against going to FWA too late; & more

The AiG's Peter Nolan, in a speech to the Victorian IR Society last week, warned employers against leaving it too late to take bargaining disputes to FWA, the ACTU's Tim Lyons sought to dispel "lies" about the Fair Work Act; ABC Commissioner Leigh Johns decried the failure of a key pattern deal to address productivity; and leading silk Herman Borenstein urged employers to think carefully before commencing legal action.


Caltex to pursue "unlawful" ban in Federal Court

Caltex is taking the AWU to the Federal Court to stop what it says is "disruptive" unprotected industrial action at its Lytton refinery in Brisbane, despite the union claiming the action is based on a genuine safety dispute.



We're not going down Work Choices route: WA Government

The WA Government has reiterated that it won't be pursuing a Work Choices-style IR regime when it reforms the state system and has confirmed that it will be reducing the size of the state IR tribunal.




FWO probing Jetstar's use of foreign-based crew

The Fair Work Ombudsman is investigating whether Jetstar entities have breached the Fair Work Act by using foreign-based flight and cabin crew on domestic routes, it confirmed in a Senate Estimates hearing today.



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