The WA Government's new code of practice for the construction industry urges employers to adopt best practice models and introduces a private mediation process for disputes.
A peace deal has ended a five-day strike at auto components manufacturer Suspension Components Australia Pty Ltd, ending fears that Holden Ltd would have to start standing down employees tomorrow.
A recruitment company that lost a labour supply contract at a client site to a rival has today withdrawn a NSW Supreme Court bid to restrain the rival from engaging any of its 28 temporary workers.
The Federal Court has rejected a construction union challenge to Royal Commissioner Terence Cole's rules that restrict the ability of the union to cross-examine witnesses.
The Victorian Government has launched a $270,000 campaign to tighten OHS controls in call centres, after research found stress related absences were endemic in the industry.
Chris Corrigan can be expected to drive substantial changes to work practices and staffing levels in rail, after a joint venture between Toll Holdings and his Lang Corporation won the right to buy the publicly-owned National Rail Corporation and FreightCorp.
In the first IR policy announcement by a major party ahead of the February 9 SA election, The Liberal Party has today promised to exempt small businesses from unfair dismissal claims during workers' first year of service.
A hotel unfairly dismissed a chef when she took sick leave to care for her injured child, despite being unsure of when she would return to work, the Queensland IRC has found.
