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HIC bargaining talks stall over pay, job losses

Bargaining has come to a halt at the Health Insurance Commission after five months of negotiations, with the CPSU saying the employer now won't talk on key issues until after the Federal Budget is announced next week.

NSW anti-discrimination chief steps down

NSW Anti-Discrimination Board President Chris Puplick has resigned from his job.

MBA to Democrats: Maintain integrity of Cole blueprint

The MBA's head has urged the Democrats not to heavily amend the forthcoming Cole legislation, while one of Cole's counsel assisting has outlined the "absolute minimum" legislative change needed from Cole and suggested Friday's quashing of charges against the CFMEU's Kingham was probably wrong in law.

Policy change not payback, says WA Government

Big WA construction player Len Buckeridge says a WA Government policy shift that could cost him tens of millions of dollars is payback for him "singing like a canary" to the Cole Royal Commission, but the Gallop Government says his claims are completely misconceived.

Living wage – decision on Tuesday

The AIRC's seven-member national wage bench will on Tuesday hand down its decision on the ACTU's $24.60-a-week living wage claim.

New online system for AWAs, as numbers keep rising

The OEA has made it easier for employers to draft and lodge AWAs electronically, at a time when overall lodgments are up by 90% on the same period last year.

Cole Commission fails judicial scrutiny: CFMEU

The CFMEU (building and construction division) is hailing Victorian secretary Martin Kingham's legal victory today as the exposure by a "real" court of the "sham nature" of the building Royal Commission.

Government appoints new HREOC president

The Federal Government has appointed the Federal Court's Justice John von Doussa as the new president of HREOC.

Kingham gets off

The Melbourne Magistrates' Court has this morning dismissed a charge against the Victorian secretary of the CFMEU (construction division), Martin Kingham, over his refusal to hand over information to the Cole Royal Commission.

Ballot opens for CPSU leadership election

The ballot for the CPSU's key leadership positions opens today, with all the incumbents facing challenges from the Members First team.

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