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Deciding s127 application not an exercise of judicial power: IRC

An IRC full bench has found the Commission has the power to decide on a s127 anti-industrial action application, after an earlier refusal to deal with the bid on the basis that it involved exercising judicial power.

Living wage ruling slows relativity compression

The three-tier safety net increase awarded by the IRC today slows the compression of relativities in awards by providing larger flat-dollar increases to workers on higher award rates.

News flash: Low paid win increases of $13 to $17

The IRC's living wage full bench has this morning awarded increases of $13 to $17 a week for up to two million low-paid workers.

Living wage decision broadcast live via radio, internet

The ABC is to broadcast live this morning's statement by IRC President, Justice Geoffrey Giudice, when the living wage full bench hands down its decision.

Qld IRC President accuses Government of interfering in IRC

In an extraordinary development, the President of Queensland's Industrial Commission and Court has written to the State Government accusing it of meddling in the Commission's affairs and threatening its independence as a payback for recent adverse decisions.

Qantas deal won't affect radical employment arrangements at Impulse

Impulse expects to maintain the radical individual employment arrangements for flight attendants and pilots when it begins contracting to Qantas mid-month.

Patrick won't stand still on productivity

Patrick has foreshadowed a tough stance on the MUA's recent demands to win back ground it lost in the agreements that settled the 1998 waterfront dispute.

IRC upholds sacking of overweight mine deputy

An IRC full bench has upheld the second successive dismissal of a 155kg coal mine deputy because of his unfitness to work underground.

Retrospective dismissal unfair: IRC

The IRC has found Linfox Transport was justified in dismissing an employee for theft, but was wrong to make it retrospective.

Living wage ruling due tomorrow

The IRC will hand down its living wage decision tomorrow morning at 10am in Melbourne.

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