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Employers hamper reasonable hours bid

Employers have delayed the ACTU's bid for a reasonable hours test case, after the IRC accepted employers' argument that the union peak body should first establish a case under s107 for referring it to a full bench.

Democrats support transmission changes

The federal Government appears to have won the crucial backing of the Democrats for its transmission of business legislation, after the minor party said it supported giving the IRC the power to transmit agreements to new employers. The minor party has also revealed its support for the Government's Registered Organisations Bill.

SA IRC passes on living wage increase

A full bench of the South Australian IRC has flowed-on the federal safety net increase to award workers in the State.

Belan fails to stop Sword move

The NUW's NSW branch has failed in a Federal Court bid to scupper a central branch set up by the union's national office to compete with the State branch.

No power to order severance for individual workers: bench

An IRC full bench has this morning quashed a ruling that could have allowed individual employees to seek redundancy payments even if they had no award entitlement.

Court ready to enforce restraint clauses

The NSW Supreme Court has shown it is willing to enforce restraint clauses, after banning an IT recruitment consultant from working in the NSW recruitment industry for three months after she went to work for a direct competitor.

ANF wins coverage battle; IRC brokers WA nursing settlement

An IRC full bench has ruled in favour of an ANF bid to cover personal care workers in Victorian private nursing homes, while the Commission has settled a bargaining dispute between the WA Government and its nursing employees.

Employment National fails in transmission challenge

A Federal Court full bench has refused to overturn a ruling that the awards and agreements of the former CES transmitted to Employment National and its employing entity.

Teacher strike averted after Bracks agrees to talk

Victorian teachers are waiting for a Government response to their union's claims next Wednesday after the AEU agreed to call off a statewide strike.

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