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Rail workers say no to AWAs

Workers employed by outsourced service provider Serco have voted resoundingly against having their employment regulated by AWAs, while National Rail workers have won a 4% increase over 12 months ahead of the organisation's privatisation.



WA unions slam Blain appointment

WA unions have broken with protocol by using an official IRC welcome ceremony to criticise the appointment of new IRC member Nick Blain, a former advisor to the last WA Liberal Government's Labour Relations Minister, Graham Kierath.


4.5% a year increase in Victorian public sector

Some 20,000 Victorian public servants stand to get pay increases of 9% over two years, after unions and the State Government forged an in-principle accord on key elements of wages and conditions.


Dismissal harsh because of too much change

The Victorian Education Department unfairly dismissed a high school teacher who failed to adapt to change that was "too dramatic", the IRC has ruled.


Award changes protect lifeguards

Queensland's professional lifeguards will receive free rubber gloves, Hepatitis B vaccinations, sunscreen and protective clothing under an award variation granted by the Queensland IRC.


Maintenance strike looming at Qantas?

Thousands of maintenance workers at Qantas have moved a step closer to taking industrial action after a meeting between airline and maintenance unions in Sydney today failed to revive talks over wages.



Commission pays tribute to Kirby

The IRC's members have paid tribute to the late Sir Richard Kirby, who died last week aged 97.


Court ruling supports revamped trust fund demand

The Federal Court has given a strong indication that the metals unions can take lawful protected action in pursuit of their revised claim for employees' entitlements to be put in a trust fund.


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