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High Court to hear challenge to Barclay adverse action ruling

The High Court has today granted special leave for Bendigo TAFE to challenge the Federal Court full bench majority ruling that it unlawfully took adverse action against an AEU delegate. Meanwhile the court has also heard a bid for special leave to challenge the registration of the Australian Principals Federation.


Employee's behaviour, not disability, behind management actions: Court

The Federal Magistrates Court has rejected an employees' disability discrimination claim, finding her employer's actions were a response to the passive campaign she waged - "based on intransigence and obstruction to management" - to secure a research rather than an administrative job.


Dismissals wrap-up: Sacking for travel entitlements breach justified; and more

FWA upholds Virgin's sacking of attendant for abusing staff travel entitlement; $23,000 payout for driver who refused to clean up asbestos-contaminated soil; FWA upholds dismissal for failing to obey sacking order; Sacked Xstrata contracts officer wins compensation; Butcher engineered own demise, says tribunal; $160,000-a-year manager can't make dismissal claim; Pie manufacturer's sacking of injured worker "inherently flawed"; and FWA revokes unfair dismissal discontinuance notice.





ETU remains split, after election preserves status quo

The acrimonious ETU election that pitted the national and Victorian offices of the union against each other has essentially preserved the status quo, with the warring parties now facing an uncomfortable four years together.


More IR freedom needed: Abbott

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has given a strong indication that the Coalition is considering including statutory individual contracts in the IR policy it takes to the next election.




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