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Below-CPI prescription for doctors in FWC arbitration

A FWC full bench is poised to make an intractable bargaining determination that delivers sub-CPI increases to Canberra's public sector doctors, after dismissing union concerns about a sector-wide "hybrid" wage offer that uses fixed-sum and percentage increases to reduce the gap between higher- and lower-paid workers.


SDA boosts female presence on governing body

The FWC has approved the SDA's plan to add three women-only roles to its national executive, to guarantee 25% of the majority-female union's national executive are women, up from the current 11%.


Justice Department caned for not following law

After a withering assessment of the Queensland justice department's performance management processes, the State IRC has over-ruled its refusal to make permanent an acting senior legal officer engaged on successive short-term contracts.


Aldi deals not good, need to be different: FWC

In its first use of the new power to unilaterally amend the terms of substandard proposed agreements, the FWC has signalled it will rewrite provisions in three Aldi enterprise deals that leave storepersons worse off, to enable their approval.


Opposition targets multi-bargains, embraces WFH

Multi-employer bargaining is on the chopping block and the definition of casual employment might follow suit, but the Coalition has changed its tune on working from home and tax cuts, Opposition Leader Sussan Ley announced today.


Costs against worker accused of "delay strategy"

A disability support worker who lodged a general protections claim against a man with quadriplegia for allegedly forcing him to resign as a carer must pay part of his legal costs after holding out for too long on a settlement.


Grill'd deal gets up, remains "fundamentally flawed": SDA

Grill'd is lauding a newly-approved agreement that it says will result in its workers being the best-paid fast food workers across the nation, while the SDA says that Grill'd only agreed not to systematically underpay workers after months of union pressure.


Delay for junior pay case; and more

Delay for junior rates case; First hearing for just transition case next week; Hatcher to chair McCallum debate; and Mental health claims up substantially.


Faith-based bias lawful again in NT

The NT's Finocchiaro Government has re-introduced an exemption to enable religious schools to discriminate in employment.


ANMF leaders returned as rival union crashes

A nurse and one-time member of the ANMF Victorian branch council has this week learned his quest to topple the union's incumbent leadership fell flat, had his bid to establish a rival union knocked out, and failed to convince a FWC member to recuse herself from dealing with his bullying claim.


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