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Stripping "excess" public servants' benefits "unfair"

A 2011 NSW state government policy that unilaterally forces redundancy on public sector employees who have been declared "excess" and strips them of the benefits they had been promised is unfair, NSW IRC President Justice Roger Boland has found.




Greens seek major changes to construction bill

The Greens will move amendments to remove coercive powers, broaden the definition of sham contracting and increase privacy protection when debate, set down for this afternoon, resumes on the Federal Government's construction industry legislation.


New tribunal can make orders to remedy "unsafe" transport work practices

The Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal to be established under legislation introduced into Parliament today will have the power to make orders to ensure truck drivers are paid for long waiting times, which are currently usually unpaid and don't count as rest periods.


Federal Court rejects enterprise award modernisation appeal

Fast food giants KFC and Pizza Hut have failed to convince the Federal Court that they should have been allowed to modernise their enterprise awards rather than be subject to their sector's modern award.


Position vacant: FWA President

DEEWR has begun advertising for a new president following Justice Geoffrey Giudice's announcement last month that he would resign from the end of February next year.



VHIA to liaise with FWO on nurses' industrial action

The Victorian Hospitals Industrial Association will meet with the Fair Work Ombudsman in coming days to provide information about the continuing industrial action by Victorian nurses.


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