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Rosters the new problem in bus drivers' deal

Around 4,000 NSW public bus drivers and other workers claim an agreement providing a 10% pay rise was unsuccessful in a ballot earlier this week because their employer reduced the wage benefits by changing rosters.

NSW unions seek labour hire industry award

NSW unions have revealed plans to seek a State labour hire industry award that would require labour suppliers to pay host employer rates.

Treat workplace stress like other OHS issues, says laywer

Employers should manage stress in their workforce just like any other OHS risk, a leading employment lawyer told a Sydney conference today.

8% of employees "telework": survey

One in 12 employees now "teleworks" during normal working hours and half of them would like to telework more often, according to an ABS survey released today.

IRC liberally interprets "short-term crisis"

The IRC has allowed an employer to provide substandard employment conditions for 22 months, to help it ride out a "short-term crisis".

$200K income cap for unfair contracts claimants

The NSW Government has watered down its package of amendments to the s106 unfair contracts laws after heavy lobbying by labour lawyers.

Rail workers to vote on new agreement

More than six thousand workers at the State Rail Authority and Rail Infrastructure Corporation are expected to vote in a fortnight on an enterprise agreement that provides an 8% wage increase over two years.

Drug discrimination bill passes with changes

Legislation preventing workers addicted to illegal drugs from claiming they have a disability in the workplace has passed the NSW Parliament after the Carr Government accepted amendments moved by Upper House crossbenchers.

Unions pursue new pay equity case

In the first of many expected new cases in NSW addressing pay equity in the wake of the PSA's recent success for librarians, the MEU has applied to the State IRC to redress the alleged undervaluation of female employees' work in the local government sector.

Don't write the obituary for awards: ACIRRT

Awards might be making a comeback as a major influence on wage movements, ACIRRT deputy director John Buchanan told a Sydney conference today.

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