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Rostered casual can claim unfair dismissal

A casual bartender who worked regular rostered shifts for almost four months has won the right to pursue an unfair dismissal claim, in an AIRC ruling that builds on the recent Parkview Hotel decision.


Unfair dismissal briefs, December 2, 2003

Spell out consequences for breaching discrimination policy, says AIRC; 2,300 employees is no small business; Drug prank justified dismissal; and male worker claims he was sacked after rejecting female manager's sexual advances.


SDA's de Bruyn to play bigger role in ACTU

SDA national secretary Joe de Bruyn is set to play a larger role in setting the ACTU's direction, after he today formally took up the position as the peak body's senior vice president, replacing NUW national secretary Greg Sword.


10.4% pay rise at Just Jeans

Some 3,100 workers employed by the Just Jeans Group have received a 10.4% pay increase over three years and won access to up to 90 days unpaid family/carers leave under a new deal struck with the SDA that the AIRC certified today.


Qantas start-up to have lower costs than Virgin: Dixon

Qantas's new budget airline will be based on the low-cost Impulse Airlines subsidiary and will have a lower overall cost structure than Virgin Blue, Qantas chief executive Geoff Dixon said today.


FSU to decide next week on Beck's replacement

The FSU's national executive will decide next week on who will be its new national leader, after national secretary Tony Beck revealed he would be leaving early next year after more than a decade in the top job and 20 years with the union.


News in brief, November 28, 2003

Leadership team candidates get up at CPSU; Fair Termination Act takes effect; Fisher moves to BusinessSA; Drug company to pay $32,000 costs to female employee discriminated against after maternity leave; Unions help productivity in US but hinder it in UK, says study; Demand a better package, NTEU tells Senate; and AIRC president eulogises over the late Colin Polites' love of red wine and cricket.


AWU approaches ACCC over Abigroup acquisition

In a new tactical approach by the union movement, the AWU has lodged a submission with the ACCC challenging on competition grounds the merger of Abigroup Limited and Baulderstone Hornibrook.



Is $200 million enough? Government boosts education package

The Government has increased its higher education package by $200 million in a bid to secure Senate support, but the new proposal – which has won over the Australian Vice Chancellors Committee – retains the link between additional funding and regulating IR.


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