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IRC to supervise AWAs approval

The Democrats wouldn't support throwing out AWAs if Labor was returned to office, but would be willing to have the approval process overseen by the IRC, according to the minor party's IR spokesperson.

Victorian Police aim to close pay gap

The Victorian Police Association is seeking pay increases of up to 40% over the next three years to bring Victorian officers into line with their NSW counterparts.

Westpac bargaining breaks down; NAB offers contracts to managers

Bargaining negotiations between Westpac and the FSU have broken down after the union's refusal to accept the bank's offer, while NAB is offering individual contracts to more than 2,000 middle managers.

Westpac, NAB offer lean increases

Despite their record profit announcements, Westpac and NAB have followed the lead of the CBA and offered guaranteed pay rises well below market rates.

Bargaining begins at Holden, Mitsubishi

Auto unions are seeking an 8% a year increase from car market leader Holden Ltd, while trying to bring the troubled Mitsubishi up to market rates.

Abbott to decide on construction inquiry within three weeks

WR Minister Tony Abbott has set himself a 21-day deadline to decide whether to pursue an inquiry into criminal and industrial conduct in the construction industry.

Recruitment agency to pay 25% damages

The Federal Court has today ordered a recruitment agency to pay 25% of damages for the sexual harassment of an employee it placed.

Qantas unions seek rises of up to 12.5% a year

Key Qantas unions are seeking wage increase well above market rates in the airline's fifth round of enterprise bargaining, while the TWU hopes it might be able to strike a deal tomorrow with the airline on its more modest claim.

Hamberger recommends construction inquiry

Employment Advocate Jonathan Hamberger has recommended the Federal Government set up a Royal Commission or judicial inquiry to investigate industrial and criminal behaviour in the construction industry.

Victorian budget provides new IR services, cuts payroll tax

The Victorian Budget has delivered payroll tax deductions for employers, boosted funding for voluntary mediation of disputes and enabled a new advice and information service aimed at small employers and low-paid workers.

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