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"Technicality" kills latest BHP in-house labour hire deal

BHP has abandoned its latest pursuit of an agreement for maintenance workers at its in-house labour hire arm after conceding it failed to properly explain how a proposed "regional hub model" would operate.



"Political opinion" on vaccination not behind BHP sacking: FWC

A BHP in-house labour hire worker has failed to convince the FWC she was sacked in part because of her "political opinion" about COVID-19 vaccinations at a time when the company was pursuing a policy of mandatory jabs.



Unions seek to advance position with Labor in power

Unions are pushing at Labor's triennial national conference for the Albanese Government to introduce a "Secure Australian Jobs Code" that ensures tenderers for federally-funded contracts and projects treat workers ethically, while also seeking to entrench union involvement in key government decisions via a "tripartism" commitment and to have a representative on the Reserve Bank.


Meat union weighing merger with AMWU

The meatworkers union has confirmed it is in tentative talks with the AMWU about a potential merger to boost member representation and provide "a larger voice".


Former ACTU leader calls for reform of PC

Former global union leader Sharan Burrow has called for the Productivity Commission to be "fundamentally restructured and reoriented", as part of a broader shift to inclusive and sustainable development.


Third tranche in parliament next month: Burke

Workplace Relations Minster Tony Burke says he is "very hopeful" the Albanese Government will be ready to introduce its third tranche of IR changes when Parliament returns next month, after being held up by the success of its behind-closed-doors consultation.


Unions extend plans to step on the gas

Unions are calling on Chevron's Gorgon and Wheatstone workers to again reject a unilateral agreement offer and instead "lock in behind a 100% 'yes' vote" for industrial action, as offshore workers join their onshore colleagues in considering strikes at key LNG facilities.


Back supported bargaining to address crisis: Unions

Unions have today urged a FWC full bench to authorise the first use of the new supported bargaining stream to address a workforce "crisis" within the early childhood education and care sector.


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