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OEA answers on AWAs, Justice Munro and staff harassment

A seafarer who lost thousands of dollars in wages because the OEA wrongly calculated that his AWA passed the no disadvantage test is unlikely to have any legal recourse, a Senate Estimates committee was told yesterday.


Agreement wages stabilise at 3.75%: forecast

Annual wage increases in major enterprise agreements might have reached a 3.75% plateau, according to a preliminary analysis of major deals registered in the December quarter last year.



Beattie appoints new IR Minister

Queensland Premier Peter Beattie has made one of his new frontbenchers the IR Minister for the Government's second term.


Court removes doubts about outsourcing

In the first major transmission of business ruling since the High Court's landmark PP Consultants ruling last year, a Federal Court full bench has ruled that Telstra awards and agreements did not carry over to work outsourced to Stellar Call Centres.


ABC executives get 5% increase

Some 235 executives at the ABC have won a pay increase of 5% over 12 months, plus a 2% lump sum backpaid more than two years, under a new enterprise agreement struck with APESMA.


$10 safety net rise would deliver ACTU claim: AiG

Manufacturing employers' peak body Ai Group says a safety net increase of $8 to $10 a week, along with recent tax cuts and interest rate cuts, would deliver the equivalent of the $28 increase the ACTU is seeking for around 850,000 low-paid workers.


Government backs $10 safety net rise

The Federal Government has supported a safety net pay increase of $10 a week for 850,000 low-paid workers.


After the landslide, new Qld IR Minister uncertain

After the weekend's landslide Labor win in the Queensland election, two ministers in the Beattie Government's first term appear to be the most likely contenders for the IR Minister's job left vacant by Paul Braddy, who has retired.


Don't sign deals with bargaining fees: Abbott

The Minister for Workplace Relations, Tony Abbott, has advised all public sector department heads against signing deals that include bargaining fees for non-union workers - at the same time as another union has announced plans to charge non-unionists for benefits won.


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