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Supporting pay equity means paying for it, says ASU

The Federal Government has warned it will have to fund any pay increases awarded in the SACS equal pay case by cutting other programs, and has urged FWA to "find the right balance" between equal remuneration for community sector workers and "the broader implications of any wage increase".


Johns flags action on sham contracting and labour hire

ABC Commissioner Leigh Johns today fleshed out his proposal for a sham contracting inquiry and roundtable, indicating the process could lead to a building industry code of practice on the issue.


Conroy pressed to reveal NBN bargaining principles

The Senate has ordered Communications Minister Senator Stephen Conroy to provide "EBA principles" he said unions had developed to guide their wage negotiations with the NBN Co, while the CEPU says it will seek 5% pay increases in bargaining with the contractors that will roll out the network.



AiG to appeal FWA rulings on annual leave cashing out

The AiG will represent three employers seeking to appeal Fair Work Australia's rejection of their enterprise agreements on the basis that they permitted excessive cashing out of annual leave.


Thiess admits to covert infiltration at desalination plant; ABCC to investigate

Workers at the $5.4 billion Thiess Degremont desalination plant in Wonthaggi, Victoria, will hold two mass meetings tomorrow at 7am following the revelation today that Thiess had hired Tasmanian Bruce Townsend and his company Australian Security and Investigations (ASI) to infiltrate the site.


AIG warns of GEERS' 'moral hazards'; CEO pay up; and more

GEERS changes put cart before horse: AIG; CEO wages racing ahead; Senate backs call for review of modern award superannuation arrangements; and VECCI drops 32 awards from minimum hours case


Policy didn't authorise pay deductions: Federal Court

The Federal Court has found that a transport company that sacked a truck driver for refusing to authorise salary deductions to pay off a damage bill could not rely on its vehicle policy to do so, even though it was incorporated into the driver's employment contract and provided for employees to pay repair costs.


Name change for LHMU

The LHMU is set to change its name to "United Voice", after a process that included engaging communication consultants, focus group testing and extensive consultation with members.


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