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Chilli's Texas Grill fined $40,000 for AWA breaches

The Federal Magistrates Court has ordered a restaurant to pay nearly $40,000 in civil penalties for breaching AWA conditions after a prosecution by the Workplace Ombudsman.


News in brief, March 20, 2008

Employers can keep lodging AWAs; Business welcomes super changes; and Cameron farewelled.


Long service leave amendment won't fully close loophole, says Stewart

Last-minute amendments to the Rudd Government's transitional IR legislation failed to close a loophole that could lead to workers losing their long service leave entitlements without being compensated, according to Adelaide University Professor of Law, Andrew Stewart, but Workplace Relations Minister Julia Gillard says there is no loophole.


Transitional IR Bill passes through Parliament

The Rudd Government's transitional IR legislation has today passed through Parliament, after the House of Representatives this morning accepted the amendments made yesterday in the Senate.



News in brief, March 18, 2008

Agreements backlog at almost 140,000, says Gillard; Political leaders pay respects to late Clyde Cameron; RBA board members feared rising inflation could fuel wage rises; Barresi new head of IR for ARA; and Corrections to recent articles on Workplace Express.




Rudd Government introduces amendments to transitional IR legislation

Labor senators on the inquiry into the Government's transitional IR legislation made no recommendations on amending the legislation in their report tabled last night, but the ALP has now introduced into parliament 37 amendments that address some of the concerns raised during the Senate inquiry.


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