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Minimum wage case determination on Thursday

The AFPC will hand down its 2007 minimum wage determination at 11am EST this Thursday, the commission announced in a media alert late today.


Gillard resists business calls for IR policy details

Shadow IR Minister Julia Gillard today resisted pressure from business groups to reveal more details of Labor's IR policies on secondary boycotts, employers' common law rights, union right of entry and transitional arrangements for the abolition of AWAs.



University breached deal in deciding to shed 200 jobs: AIRC

Central Queensland University breached the consultative provisions in its certified agreement when it decided not to renew the contracts of 25% of its general staff, the AIRC has found in private arbitration.


Teenage student workers vulnerable under Work Choices: survey

School students are particularly vulnerable to unscrupulous employers and have little understanding of their bargaining rights under Work Choices, according to a survey for the NSW Teachers Federation that Workplace Relations Minister Joe Hockey immediately dismissed as "a political stunt".




News in brief July 2, 2007

AMMA warns ALP on ABCC powers, right of entry, civil remedies and secondary boycotts; ACTU tax research says average workers "ripped off"; and RCSA talks with ALP leaders.


Workplace Authority and Ombudsman start business

The Workplace Authority (formerly OEA) and Workplace Ombudsman (formerly OWS) start their new roles this week (from July 1) after the proclamation of the fairness test changes.



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