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Pregnancy bias "should simply not have happened": Court

An employee made redundant while pregnant "without reference" to the company's HR specialists will be paid a $20,000 penalty and $9,000 for hurt and humiliation as part of a $58,000 total adverse action payout.


Tribunal to hear bid to stop agreement ballot

Blue-collar unions are today seeking an injunction in the Queensland IRC to stop Brisbane City Council putting a proposed agreement to an employee ballot


Call for more transparency as FWC publishes checklist

The CFMEU has called for greater transparency and a more inclusive approach to testing whether agreements satisfy the BOOT after the FWC in a rare move published the "legislative checklist" it used to assess a labour hire company's non-union agreement.



Employers showing disregard for statutory declarations: Xenophon

Key crossbench senator Nick Xenophon, who announced today that will be quitting federal politics to contest a State lower house seat, has expressed “great concern” at some large employers' "apparent disregard" for the information they provide in statutory declarations certifying that their deals pass the BOOT.



NUW's Victorian leader to run for State Parliament

Gary Maas, the NUW's Victorian branch secretary and national vice-president, has been endorsed today as the Labor candidate for a Victorian lower house seat, ahead of next year's State election.


Race-based underpayments a new prosecution frontier for FWO

In the FWO's first underpayment prosecution relying on race discrimination prohibitions in the Fair Work Act, a court has found a Tasmanian hotel and its manager deliberately short-changed a head chef and kitchen hand and expected them to work long hours, six days a week because of their Malaysian nationality and Chinese race.


No compensation for manager who lied on CV, damaged business

The FWC has ruled that an organisation's failure to provide notice to a poorly-performing finance manager rendered her dismissal unfair, but has refused to order compensation because she "deliberately deceived" it about her qualifications.


Court reduces GM's restraint from 12 months to six

A general manager will be able to move to a chief executive role with a competitor in six months, after the NSW Supreme Court cut in half the 12-month restraint in his employment contract.


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