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ACTU president seeking preselection for parliament

ACTU president Ged Kearney might soon be leaving the peak body, if she wins preselection for a Labor heartland seat in the Victorian Parliament that is under threat from the Greens.


New agreement approved for Fair Work Commission

After suffering a three-year pay freeze and rejecting a proposed enterprise deal last year, the FWC's 300-odd employees are set to receive a 3% upfront increase under an agreement that won approval this morning.


Court order stops industrial campaign to save jobs, entitlements

The CFMEU says "broken" IR laws have enabled a "third party" to stop protected action aimed at securing an agreement with boosted redundancy entitlements before a new employer takes over a service contract at a coal mine.


Judges probe unions as penalties review begins

On the opening day of their Federal Court challenge to the cuts to penalty rates in the hospitality and retail sectors, unions have been barraged by sustained questioning from judges.


Lawyers propose solutions for LinkedIn problem; & more

Lawyers float solutions for Linked-in problem; NTEU asks members to help to isolate Murdoch University; Ellis new Tasmanian Industrial Commission member; International dispute resolution experts headline FWC-convened conference; and Lendlease wins code-compliant deal.


Interim deal at ANZ wins support

ANZ employees have overwhelmingly endorsed an interim 12-month agreement that pays a 3% increase and "grandfathers" district allowances for current employees, ahead of a restructure designed to make the bank more "agile".


FWC upholds sacking of worker who called managers "mercenaries"

The FWC has endorsed an ASU member’s dismissal for breaching his employer’s "respectful conduct" policy with his repeated aggressive and disrespectful behaviour towards its chief operating officer during bargaining for a new agreement.



Full court penalty rates review begins tomorrow

The union movement's crucial bid to overturn the cuts to penalty rates in the retail and hospitality sectors kicks off tomorrow before a rare five-judge full Federal Court.



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