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Bluett in final blue as Victorian teacher negotiations resume

Long-serving AEU Victorian president Mary Bluett and secretary Brian Henderson have until December 31 to secure their final enterprise agreement, after announcing they have not nominated for the upcoming branch election.


EMA, penalty rates bills before Senate inquiries

Greens MP Adam Bandt's private member's bill requiring local employment under enterprise migration agreements, and independent South Australian Senator Nick Xenophon's exempting small business from penalty rates, are both before Senate committee inquiries.


Court awards damages in stockbroker poaching case

The NSW Supreme Court has awarded stockbroking firm Wilson HTM Investment Group Limited $174,416 in damages and ordered rival Ord Minnett Limited not to use confidential revenue figures




Security risk journalist fails to gain extension for general protections claim

Fair Work Australia has refused to accept a general protections claim a former Commonwealth public servant filed 64 days late, finding that his hospitalisation and later discovery of evidence through FOI documents did not constitute sufficiently exceptional circumstances to warrant an extension.



MUA seeks injunction against Patrick

The Maritime Union went to the Federal Court this afternoon seeking an interim injunction to stop further moves by stevedore Patrick to introduce automation at its Port Botany container terminal while consultation takes place.


Victoria Police investigate bomb threat at CFMEU

CFMEU construction and general division Victorian branch staff were evacuated from their Swanston Street offices in Carlton South this morning after the union received a bomb threat in the mail.


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