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Fair Work Australia to decide its own fate, says Stewart

Fair Work Australia is central to Labor's bid to deliver a simpler, more efficient IR framework, but could face challenges in meeting the ambitious objectives the Government has set for it, according to University of Adelaide professor of law, Andrew Stewart.


'Corrupt' street sweeper gets his job back

A council street sweeper who was sacked and reported to NSW’s anti-corruption commission for emptying a fast food outlet's bins in exchange for a cup of coffee should be reinstated, the State’s IRC has ruled.





Parental leave locked-in under new Goodman Fielder baking agreement

Employees in Goodman Fielder's fresh baking operations in NSW will be entitled to 12 weeks maternity leave or one week of paternity leave but will have a five month wait for their first pay rise under a two-year enterprise agreement the company has reached with the LHMU.



Fighting worker was ambushed, AIRC finds

A Toyota worker summarily dismissed after being involved in two violent incidents with a co-worker off-site and after his shift was over has won reinstatement and $32,304 compensation, after the AIRC found there was no valid reason for his sacking.


From bargaining to arbitration a marathon process: Bornstein

The Fair Work Act's good faith bargaining provisions would require parties to go through a "marathon" process before seeking a workplace determination, according to Maurice Blackburn principal Josh Bornstein.


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