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"Economic dividend" sought for child care, parental leave funding

The Albanese Government is looking for an "economic dividend" from improving child care subsidies and paid parental leave, while noting the work-value case for aged care workers before the FWC is an unquantified fiscal risk.


Inflation highest since 1990: ABS

Consumer price inflation has recorded its biggest increase in 32 years, rising to 7.3% annually in the September quarter.



Budget gives FWO $70M to assume ABCC functions

The Albanese Government, in its first Budget, has allocated almost $70 million over four years for the FWO to take over the ABCC's regulatory role after its abolition, while delivering $20 million over the same period for the FWC to handle gender equity pay cases.


Judges put on notice after harassment review

Victorian courts have vowed to tackle the "open secret" of s-xual harassment, endorsing recommendations that include actively identifying judicial officers known or suspected of such behaviour and "taking steps" to protect vulnerable staff from them.


FWC rejects employer's take on strike notification

The FWC has rejected an employer's bid to stop planned strikes at a $1 billion lithium plant, after finding that its interpretation of notification requirements would effectively shave a day off the protected period.



Nobody told us to resume considering appeal: FWC bench

A FWC full bench has taken a union and employer to task for failing to notify it to resume hearing the former's challenge to a contentious hospitality deal under which employees can work "voluntary" additional hours without penalties.


Builders ask NSW for purchasing policy shield

The MBA says it is pressing NSW's Perrottet Government for a procurement policy to protect builders against the ETU's pursuit of a "disastrous" deal with major contractors that it describes as the "spear point" of multi-employer pattern bargaining.


We're relative cleanskins, mining division claims

Ahead of a hearing tomorrow, the CFMMEU's mining and energy division, in its bitter legal fight to demerge from the broader union, has hit back at claims its own unlawful conduct provides reason for the FWC to reject the application, describing it as "absolutely minimal and insignificant" compared to that of the construction and general division.


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