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Sacked tipstaff wins dismissal claim

In an internal legal drama, a tipstaff/research assistant to a NSW Supreme Court judge who alleged she was harassed and bullied by his associate has won an unfair dismissal case in the NSW IRC.

Record payout for mental distress

The NSW IRC has awarded a former senior State Bank manager a record $15,000 for mental distress arising from his treatment after being made redundant.

AMWU snares Southcorp in STP battle

In a significant development in the STP lost entitlements case, the AMWU has won a dispute finding against Southcorp - which has had nothing to do with the employees involved for more than two years - and against the STP asset-holding companies.

It's no ambit claim: ACTU

The ACTU today rejected suggestions from the ACCI that its $28-a-week living wage application was an ambit claim.

First fine for breaching anti-coercion laws

The Federal Court has issued the first fine for a breach of the Workplace Relations Act's s170NC anti-coercion provisions.

Full bench quashes Burnie ruling

The Federal Court has given the green light for employers to make employment conditional on acceptance of AWAs.

Accessing Workplace Express

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SA Commission rules on withdrawal

The SA Industrial Commission has clarified the rights of employees to take unfair dismissal action in the State IRC after withdrawing from a federal action.

ABC employees go on strike

Some 4,000 ABC staff have gone out for 24 hours over budget constraints and job losses.

Another record docks performance

Two years after the introduction of radical work practice changes following the bitter 1998 waterfront dispute, productivity on the docks has increased dramatically, to within a whisker of Workplace Relations Minister Peter Reith's 25 containers an hour target.

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