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Leaked report shows Work Choices fears; Hockey wants dive instructor’s backpay looked at; Prosecution for $250,000 underpayment; and ALP says criticism is of Hockey not Bennett

The Federal Government’s fairness test, its appointment of Barbara Bennett to head the Workplace Authority and its current $37 million IR advertising campaign all followed internal research showing Work Choices had caused widespread feelings of fear and disempowerment in the community, a leaked report shows.



Labor makeover for work and family awards

A Rudd Labor Government would revitalise the national work and family awards, with changes including new industry-specific awards and a work and family best practice accreditation program that will be available to all employers, according to Shadow IR Minister Julia Gillard.


News in brief, August 2, 2007

Hulls retains IR portfolio, Harper meets US low-paid workers; and Burrow condemns business ad spending plans.



Senate committee recommends s457 visa changes be passed

The Senate committee inquiring into the Federal Government’s legislation imposing sanctions and penalties on employers who don’t comply with their subclass 457 visa obligations has unanimously recommended the bill be passed, with only three minor changes.


New recruitment and retention strategies for law firms in tight market for lawyers

Law firms are increasingly likely to offer sign-on bonuses, mobile phones and lifestyle benefits such as four-day weeks in an increasingly tight market for solicitors, according to Mahlab Recruitment’s latest salary surveys. The surveys also reveals big jumps in pay for in-house HR practitioners in law firms.


New union for Virgin pilots ready for take-off

Virgin Blue pilots are in the process of setting up their own union, after becoming disenchanted with their current representation by the Australian Federation of Air Pilots.


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