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Mitsubishi deal a new severance benchmark

Mitsubishi and vehicle unions have agreed to a severance deal for workers at the defunct Tonsley Park factory in Adelaide that sets a new high for the industry.


New MP calls for tax credits for low paid workers

New Labor MP Mark Butler has called in his first speech to Federal Parliament for a new look at providing tax credits to boost the real earnings of low-paid workers, while another new ALP member, Amanda Rishworth says she gained first hand experience of the pressure employers can impose on young workers when she refused to sign an AWA at 19 and was no longer offered work.




Small business group meets tomorrow on dismissal code

The small business advisory group charged with drafting Labor's proposed fair dismissal code for businesses with fewer than 15 employees will hold its first meeting in Melbourne tomorrow.


Jetstar flight crew vote on union agreement

Up to 450 Jetstar pilots will this week begin voting on a new union collective agreement, after they narrowly rejected a non-union deal last month.



Iemma blocks public servants from using leave to attend power rally

NSW unions have today launched a television commercial against the Iemma Government's power privatisation plans, ahead of a rally tomorrow that public servants have been barred from attending by using their annual leave or flex time.



News in brief, February 22, 2008

National Parts workers to get GEERs; Another $66,000 fine for Merringtons; Liberals press Labor on "no worker worse off" guarantee; CFMEU continue to fight to abolish ABCC; CPSU seeking redeployment of redundant fairness test workers; More workers means more time spent working, says ABS; and Productivity Commission identifies areas to increase workforce participation.


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