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January deadline for PPL legislation submissions

Submissions close next month for a Senate inquiry into the Albanese Government's first tranche of changes to federally-funded paid parental leave, which expands access for partners and higher income earners while enabling parents to spread it out in multiple blocks as small as a day at a time.



Settlement for harassed associates; & more

Settlement for associates harassed by judge; Almost 40 compulsory examinations as ABCC scrapped; and A-Gs Department reviewing modern slavery offences.


Government, aged care unions at odds over interim rise

The Albanese Government says it is not feasible to fund the FWC's interim increase for aged care workers before July next year and wants to hold back a third of the 15% boost until mid-2024, but an "incredulous" HSU says the sector expects the increase to apply immediately on approval.


Woolies, McDonald's HR before inquiry; and more

Woolies, McDonald's HR to appear before work/care inquiry; Axe the PC, says ACTU; DEWR to consolidate in Canberra; Pallas continues as Victorian IR Minister; and FoI documents reveal DEWR communications with Burke.


3.4% increases in latest enterprise deals: FWC

Enterprise agreements filed with the FWC in the fortnight to November 18 paid average annualised wage increases of 3.4%, substantially outpacing the 2.8% rises in DEWR's data for June quarter agreements but well below consumer price inflation of about 7%.


FWC trashes waste giant's "callous" sacking

The FWC has ordered a worker's reinstatement and criticised his employer for its "severely flawed" dismissal process after it used a traffic violation as a "golden opportunity" to dismiss him for riling management by engaging in "covert" and "unlawful" industrial action.


Report finds mining companies failing to report harassment

Unions have welcomed recommendations in a government-commissioned review of safety regulations addressing s-xual assault and harassment in WA's mining industry, but have expressed dismay at evidence that employers are deliberately failing to report incidents to regulators.


Growing union "wage premium" not good news: Peetz

The increasing "wage premium" for union members underlines the importance of reforms such as multi-employer bargaining and going even further to prevent the disparity growing wider, according to a leading IR academic, who counterintuitively says the divergence is not a good development for employee organisations.



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