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Union seeks multi-bargain approval for TAFE colleges

The Australian Education Union told the FWC this afternoon that its revised application for a multi-employer bargaining authorisation for 12 TAFE institutes in Victoria might assuage employer concerns.


Bill raises PPL to 26 weeks in 2026

The Albanese Government has today introduced its second tranche of legislation to increase federally-funded paid parental leave to 26 weeks.


FWC extends time for "computer-illiterate" worker

The FWC has extended time for a worker who attended the Commission twice to try to submit his unfair dismissal application in person, but because of his "poor" handwriting, tribunal staff encouraged him to lodge online.


IR administration undergoing "generational shift": Hatcher

The FWC boasts a case clearance rate above 100% while dealing with legislative changes which amount to a "generational shift" in the administration of IR, according to the tribunal's annual report.


SDA chided for "suboptimal" approach to McDonald's class action

A judge who rejected a SDA bid to prioritise its breaks case against McDonald's by staying an earlier RAFFWU-backed class action has contrasted the "lacklustre and misdirected approach" of the country's second-largest union with that of the unregistered, seven-year-old union and its lawyers.


Gas strike threat switched off as workers vote up deals

Union members employed by Chevron have endorsed draft enterprise agreements covering three major gas projects and agreed to suspend planned industrial action due to resume tomorrow.


Strikes loom as Sydney Water workers reject proposed deal

Sydney Water is facing potential industrial action as early as tomorrow, with unions this morning expected to tell the FWC that members have rejected the tribunal's recommended deal to settle their bargaining dispute.


First people chief for Qantas; New IR silks in NSW; & more

Qantas appoints chief people executive after restructure; NSW barristersĀ Darams and Meehan take silk; CFMMEU considering High Court challenge to Quirk ruling; FWC translates information into 28 community languages; Escape underpayment by switching jobs, says UK research; and New UK right to request predictable hours.


New Kiwi Government to axe Fair Pay Agreements

Conservative former business executive Christopher Luxon is set to become New Zealand's next prime minister on a policy platform that includes abolishing the country's system of Fair Pay Agreements for low-paid workers within the new administration's first 100 days.



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