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Court penalises Hadgkiss for breaking law he policed

The Federal Court has today ordered former ABC Commissioner Nigel Hadgkiss to pay the CFMEU an $8,500 fine for his "wrongdoing" when he breached the law "he was required to police", resulting in the dissemination of "false information" on right of entry.


Bill tougher on unions than Corporations Act on employers: McManus

ACTU secretary Sally McManus told a hearing in Melbourne today that the Federal Government’s "ensuring integrity" legislation would impose harsher standards and punishments on unions and their officials than the Corporations Act does to employers.


ROC launches inquiry into HSU branch, investigation of CEPU

The ROC has launched an inquiry into the HSU's Tasmanian branch over an alleged "termination payment" provided to former state secretary and current national secretary Chris Brown, while the CEPU has dismissed an ROC investigation into reporting breaches as a scare tactic.


Belated pursuit of labour hire clause torpedoes strike ballot bid

The FWC has refused to grant a protected action ballot for Lion's Castlemaine Perkins brewery workers after finding that United Voice stopped negotiating in good faith when it this month started pressing a non-permitted clause aimed at restricting the use of supplementary labour.



FWC penalty rates bench got balance right, say employers

Employers have defended the Fair Work Commission's decision to cut Sunday penalty rates in the retail and hospitality sectors, telling five Federal Court judges today that the tribunal was balancing the interests of employees and employers.


Hadgkiss anoints Cato as his successor

Outgoing ABC Commissioner Nigel Hadgkiss has thrown his support behind his deputy, Cathy Cato, to replace him, after he resigned a fortnight ago for breaching the Fair Work Act.


Teacher acquitted of indecent assault wins job back

A Catholic school teacher sacked after being charged with indecent assault, of which he was later acquitted, has been reinstated after the FWC rejected the Sydney Archdiocese's argument that his automatic loss of clearance to work with children frustrated his employment.


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