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Cleaners agreement terminated despite job losses

Fair Work Australia has acceded to a union bid to terminate a preserved state agreement covering 139 Queensland cleaning employers, despite finding that some workers could lose their jobs as a result of the decision.


Super gap puts women in poverty trap: Broderick

Sex Discrimination Commissioner Elizabeth Broderick has called for reform of Australia's retirement income system, including expansion of the superannuation co-contribution scheme and measures to reward unpaid caring work, to reduce the greater risk of poverty women face in retirement.


Court fines CFMEU $85,500 for coercion

In a long-running ABCC prosecution, the Federal Court has fined the CFMEU (construction and general division) $75,500 and former organiser Bob Mates $10,000 for coercing a labour-hire company formed when a related firm went into liquidation to re-hire three workers.


By-passing union a breach of good faith bargaining, FWA finds

FWA has refused to approve two aged care agreements that employees voted up, finding the employers breached the good faith bargaining requirements when they put the offers directly to their workforces without telling the union they were doing so.




Telstra makes 9% pay offer; "Inadequate," says union

Telstra has put a pay offer on the table that would deliver its workers a 9% pay rise over three years and a sign-on bonus of up to 2%, but unions say it is inadequate and have questioned the timing of the announcement.


Appeal court overturns big exec payout

A senior sales executive has been ordered to pay back his $150,000 severance payout, after the NSW Court of Appeal overturned an earlier ruling that he was entitled to nine months pay in lieu of notice following his dismissal.




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