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Unfair dismissal round-up

FWA compensates worker sacked for alleged intimidation; FWA accepts late claim after representative error; Dismissal complied with small business code; Employee sacked 15 hours short of qualifying for unfair dismissal access; and No exceptional reasons to accept late claim.


Fair Work Principles users' guide released

DEEWR has launched a guide to help federal government suppliers and officials dealing with tenders to comply with the Fair Work Principles. It also provides model clauses and statements for use in tenders.


HR manager castigated over role in constructive dismissal

Fair Work Australia has found, in an unfair dismissal ruling, that it is "beyond belief" that a major company's HR manager notified her superiors that there was no basis to a sales manager's claims that he was being bullied and harassed, despite failing to conduct an investigation.


<em>The Age</em> hit by administrative workers' strike

Clerical employees at The Age newspaper have walked out today over what they say is an inadequate 2.25% pay offer and the employer's refusal to budge on their demand for a watered-down flexibility clause.


"Preferred hours" clauses fail no disadvantage test

Fair Work Australia has rejected several enterprise agreements that sought to give employees the option of nominating their preferred work hours in exchange for giving up overtime or other penalty rates.


CFMEU secures bargaining foothold at Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto has agreed to bargain with the CFMEU (mining and energy division) for an agreement to cover most employees in its rail operations division, breaking a drought on union collective bargaining at the miner's Pilbara iron ore operations that has lasted more than a decade.



Appeal bench overturns Blue Star ruling

A Federal Court full court has overturned a ruling that could have left open to challenge hundreds of collective agreements made in the last days of the Workplace Relations Act.



Uni's agreement breach; Workers to retire at 64.2; Drivers stop work; and more

University breached agreement by failing to advertise position, Court finds; When I'm 64.2 - retirement plans revealed in new ABS data; NSW government bus drivers go out; Correction, Gooley is ex-MEAA; and Company agrees to union-employee meetings, after union brings "capricious conduct" case.


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