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Bargaining setback at GM Holden

GM Holden will go back to the drawing board in its negotiations for a new enterprise agreement with the AMWU, after the union’s shop stewards today rejected the company’s pay offer.


Court upholds union claims about Telstra non-union deals

Telstra's proposed employee collective agreements restrict right of entry, cut pacesetting pay rates and provide inferior conditions for new employees, Federal Court Justice Ross Sundberg has found in his reasons for throwing out a Telstra injunction bid.



Union bid for ballot of Telstra workers fails

The AIRC has ruled it has no power to grant an application by unions for a ballot of all Telstra workers on whether they want a union or non-union collective agreement.



Gardening leave restraints must be reasonable: Court

The NSW Supreme Court has found restraints in a high-paid broker’s employment contract are only binding for six months, despite clauses in the contract providing that he could be put on gardening leave for a longer period.




Court sets Washington trial dates

The Geelong Magistrates court has today set aside two days in December for the trial of CFMEU official Noel Washington, who has been charged with refusing to attend a compulsory ABCC interview over what occurred at a union meeting.


AIRC releases exposure drafts of priority awards

The AIRC's seven-member award modernisation full bench has today published exposure drafts of the 14 priority awards. The Commission has drafted only one award each for the retail, hospital and manufacturing sectors; set a general 25% loading for casuals; drafted a model redundancy clause for small business; modified the model flexibility clause in once instance only; and did not make the awards binding on organisations.


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