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Robertson to lead NSW Labor Council

NSW Labor Council assistant secretary John Robertson will take over the peak body's leadership, after his rival, TWU State branch secretary Tony Sheldon, withdrew from the contest yesterday.



Company discriminating due to casual loading: union

In what could be an important test case, the ASU is claiming in a Federal Court freedom of association action that a security company is unlawfully discriminating against a group of casual security guards because of their entitlement to a 25% casual loading.




Ending bargaining periods now harder: IRC

The IRC has refused BHP's bid to end bargaining periods at its Central Queensland coal mines, ruling that the High Court's landmark Coal and Allied decision last year raised the "jurisdictional bar" for parties trying to establish that industrial action is seriously harming the economy or society.


Court ruling a warning for employers on share offerings

Employers should make it clear when engaging employees that any share or share option entitlements are subject to the company’s share plan, following a court judgment that allowed a senior employee almost unfettered access to a substantial package of shares and options after completing just six months of service.



Court blocks CFMEU's Sutton from early election bid

The Federal Court has extended the interlocutory injunction preventing construction union leader John Sutton and his supporters from bringing forward the election of his position to avoid a rebel challenge.


AMWU wins paid dispute settlement training leave

The AMWU has won its bid to have a paid dispute settlement training clause inserted into the main metal industry award, though the IRC has substantially scaled back its scope.


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