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Pregnancy bias flying under radar: Study

A pilot study has found that workplace-related pregnancy discrimination legal claims are only the "tip of the iceberg" and most women experiencing it either make no complaint or attempt to use internal resolution processes.



"Dodgy" labour suppliers in new MP's sights

A former coal miner who is the new Federal Labor member for Hunter has used his first speech to call out "dodgy labour-hire arrangements", while praising the government's "same job, same pay" agenda.


Treasury's "roadmap" to bigger, better workforce

The Albanese Government has today released the terms of reference for the Employment White Paper, confirming that its planned changes to the Fair Work Act will come well before that process ends.


IR regular appointed to High Court

Justice Jayne Jagot, a regular member of Federal Court benches considering IR matters, has today joined the first High Court to feature a majority of women.


Sacking backed for FIFO worker given marriage ultimatum

The FWC has acknowledged both the work/family difficulties faced by remote workers and employers' challenges in managing employees scattered across the country in upholding the dismissal of a FIFO mine worker sacked for abandoning his employment after he left work without approved leave and failed to provide a return date.




FWC member slams "reckless" anti-vax representative

A senior FWC member has lambasted an "incompetent" and "belligerent" representative involved in numerous challenges to vaccination-related dismissals, bemoaning that a regulatory gap prevented him from awarding costs against the offending individual.


Telstra technicians cannot knock back shiftwork: Tribunal

The FWC has in upholding Telstra's right to trim costs by changing shift arrangements for its most experienced technicians suggested it review its HR practices to avoid confusion when such variations are made in future.


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