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News in brief, December 6, 2007

High Court to consider special leave for IR cases; Ombudsman investigating Telstra AWA offers; and CFMEU pushing for more action on cleaner coal.


Andrews dropped from front bench, Hockey to health and ageing

The Workplace Relations Minister when Work Choices was introduced, Kevin Andrews, has been dropped from the Coalition front bench, while Liberal Party Deputy Leader and Shadow Workplace Relations Minister Julie Bishop will now also be in charge of the business and employment portfolios - but it will be Victorian Liberal Tony Smith, promoted from parliamentary secretary, who will take on Labor's Julia Gillard in the education portfolio.



News in brief, December 5, 2007

New PM pays tribute to unions as he delivers eulogy to Banton; and National accounts data shows productivity stalling.


Defamatory workplace emails cost sacked employee $1.6m plus costs

The NSW Supreme Court has today ordered a sacked project manager to pay $1.65m in damages plus legal costs to his former employer and three of its directors for sending defamatory emails to the company and to the World Bank.






Unions keep up IR campaign

The ACTU is continuing its Your Rights at Work campaign to seek changes to the ALP's policy, embarrass employers into not using AWAs, and pressure Coalition senators to support the new Labor government's IR transition bill expected in parliament next February.


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