The legal requirements for the big four banks to consult over major changes and job losses caused by digital technology are "completely inadequate", a Senate inquiry has heard.
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The operator of Melbourne's new third container terminal has lodged civil contempt of court proceedings against the MUA and three top officials over a two-week picket late last year.
RBA Governor Philip Lowe's jawboning on wages is yet to have an effect, with the ABS confirming today that growth in private sector rates of pay remains in the doldrums and is now in lockstep with cost of living increases.
The ACCC has revealed that its low-profile commercial construction unit is looking to take legal action this year over "competition and related issues".
The CFMEU has applied for a three-month cooling off period at Glencore's Oaky North coal mine in Queensland, hoping it will act as a circuit breaker after a lockout exceeding 220 days.
Australian workers have gained a "hugely significant" two hours a week from automation of their jobs over the past 15 years and will experience a similar boost through to 2030, according to the Australian outpost of technology giant Google.
An Australia Post employee has failed in a Federal Court bid to win reinstatement after his summary dismissal for acting as a paid industrial advocate for his colleagues.
An FWC full bench led by President Iain Ross has sent a powerful signal to members to back their own judgement in inherent requirements cases where there is conflicting medical evidence, describing a previous full bench decision ceding the final say to employers as "plainly wrong".
