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Uber adds 5c fuel surcharge to compensate drivers

Uber has reached agreement with the TWU to add a 5c-per-kilometre surcharge that goes directly to drivers, off the back of FWC hearings into fuel price relief for the road transport sector.


ACTU seeking urgent vehicle allowance increase

The ACTU has this morning lodged an urgent case in the FWC seeking a minimum 10c-per-kilometre increase to vehicle allowances in modern awards, to address the Iran War-related spike in fuel costs.


AREEA renews call to lift FWC retirement age

Resources employer organisation AREEA has asked Workplace Relations Minister Amanda Rishworth to raise the retirement age for FWC members from 65 to 70, saying it has a new urgency as the tribunal struggles with unprecedented workload growth.


Full court clarifies class action "gateway"

A full Federal Court has confirmed that class actions cannot start until members are correctly identified but can "transmogrify", after Adero Law conceded the definition contained in a store managers' claim against The Reject Shop left the group "empty".


Judge rails against bar's "industrial divide"

A Federal Court judge has warned that industrial law barristers who see themselves as "permanent partisans" risk undermining the ethics and standing of the profession.


$24K for worker accused of stealing chocolate hearts

The FWC has ruled that an employer needed to demonstrate that a long-serving worker intentionally stole sweets she consumed at work to justify her summary dismissal, and ordered $24,000 in compensation.


FWC narrows "digital labour platform" definition

A senior FWC member has used a transcription service worker's unfair deactivation application to examine and narrow the legislative definition of "digital labour platform", finding an online business does not fall into the category because jobs are allocated by humans rather than algorithms.


"Embarrassingly poor" representation explains delay: FWC

A FWC presidential member has blasted the "exceptionally and embarrassingly poor" service provided by a law firm held responsible for filing a garbage collector's general protections matter 125 days' late.


Rishworth fast-tracks fuel-price relief case

Workplace Relations Minister Amanda Rishworth has made the crucial determination that will enable the FWC to fast-track the TWU/ARTIO bid for fuel price relief in the road transport sector.


Sacked radio stars in court this month

A Federal Court judge will this month deal with intersecting adverse action and breach of contract claims from former KIIS FM co-hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie Henderson, with the latter also accusing the network of failing to protect her from alleged bullying and psychosocial hazards following her previous complaints.


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