Browsing: Browsing: Latest news | Page 1472 (24,821 items)

Stewart still sceptical of Abbott's stomach for reform

Adelaide University's Andrew Stewart still thinks the "guts of the Fair Work system" will be in place in a few years time, although his confidence in that belief is waning in the face of the current campaign against it.



Giudice suggests review of union recognition in bargaining

Former FWA President Geoff Giudice says more thought needs to be given to how unions are recognised in the Australian bargaining process, pointing to the northern American jurisdictions as a possible source of guidance.


FWA interprets "arrangement" broadly in transfer of business

Fair Work Australia has rejected an employer's argument that he had no "arrangement" - for transfer of business purposes - with the previous managers of a hotel he was running and that a sacked worker therefore hadn't been employed long enough to make an unfair dismissal claim.






Johns spells out FWBC's new role

The head of the Gillard Government's new construction industry watchdog has outlined a broad role for the organisation and spelled out the six key areas - industrial action, freedom of association, coercion, right of entry, wages and entitlements, and sham contracting - it will target.


Victory for Qantas in ground employees' workplace determination

In a major win for Qantas, a FWA full bench has rejected the TWU's bid to include a site rates clause - at the heart of the bitter dispute that contributed to last year's lockout and fleet grounding - plus other key union claims in its workplace determination covering the airline's ground handling employees.


Page 1,472 of 2,483 | Total articles: 24,821