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Employer seeks veil of secrecy for agreement termination bid

As union members protest outside the FWC in Perth today against Murdoch University's application to terminate its 2014 enterprise agreement, the tribunal is expected to rule on the employer's bid to have the case heard behind closed doors.

FWC bench majority backs unpaid domestic violence leave

The Fair Work Commission has formed a preliminary view that workers covered by awards should have access to unpaid family and domestic violence leave.

Coalition-ARA pact to place 10,000 interns

The Turnbull Government says an alliance with the Australians Retailers Association will deliver up to 10,000 internships, in a major step for the Coalition’s interns program.

Prepare to be paid in Bitcoins; Funding restored to legal centre; & more

Day nigh when we're paid in Bitcoins, says expert; Funding restored to employment law centre; and union rejects flammable cladding.

Sweden-based manager can pursue case in WA: Tribunal

The WA IRC has found a manager of an Australian-based company working overseas is entitled to pursue a contractual benefits claim, despite performing all but a fortnight of his two years in the job in Sweden.

Lockout over as workers vote up rejected deal

Workers at a Victorian timber mill have voted up an enterprise agreement they turned down last month, ending a bitter 10-week lockout the Victorian Government had been seeking to terminate.

Roe leaving FWC; Individual workers facing strike fines; and more

Julius Roe retiring from FWC; Court weighing penalties against individual workers; Judicial review in September of code's extension; and Swan warns of dangers of trickledown economics, "hollowing-out" of middle class.

Protagonists still swinging in final countdown to penalty rate cuts

The main protagonists have landed their last blows ahead of Sunday penalty rate cuts coming into effect this weekend, United Voice calling on restaurant and pub patrons to pressure bosses over whether they value their staff, while AiG insists that July 1's parallel "hefty" minimum wage rise not only sees workers better off, but saddles employers with bigger wage bills.

Lack of "community impact" sees striking journalists avoid prosecution

Journalists employed by Fairfax Media Ltd will not face prosecution over a wildcat strike in May protesting further newsroom job cuts.

$6.5m order for confidentiality breach; Change at top for RCA; & more

$6.5 million final order in confidential information case; RCA's Hart bows out; CSIRO workers vote agreement up.

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