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FWC could have bigger role in general protections matters

A senior FWC member has floated the idea of the Commission playing a greater role in adverse action cases so they can be finalised faster than under the current regime, which he says can take four years.


Company took adverse action in rejecting part-time request: Worker

An Essential Energy employee has launched adverse action proceedings in which she claims the power retailer failed to lawfully deal with her request to transfer to part-time work and effectively dismissed her by refusing to allow her to rescind her resignation.


Woolies commits to rectifying trolley collectors' underpayments

After entering into an FWO compliance partnership that commits it to taking responsibility for underpayments across its trolley collection network for the past three years, Woolworths says it would welcome working with any regulatory body to ensure workers in all supply chains are paid correctly.


Glencore extends lockout beyond 100 days

Mining giant Glencore has extended a 100-day lockout at the Oaky North coal mine amid complaints over abusive behaviour on the picket line.


Reformulated evidence gets bench's nod

An FWC full bench has dismissed CPSU objections to accepting evidence "identical" to that previously ruled inadmissible in the Department of Immigration and Border Protection workplace determination case.


Full court backs award amendments without "material change"

The full Federal Court judgment rejecting the union challenge to reduced penalty rates in retail and hospitality has upheld the Fair Work Commission's power to change awards during reviews, even when there has been no "material change" in circumstances.



Hall succeeds militant McDonald at CFMEU

The CFMEU's construction and general division has elected ACT branch secretary Dean Hall to succeed militant veteran Joe McDonald as its national president.



FWC to refer false claims about agreement to Federal Police

In an unusual case in which a coffee chain franchisee has convinced an FWC full bench to quash its agreement after claiming it and an IR consultant provided false evidence to win its approval, the tribunal will refer their statutory declarations to the Federal Police to investigate whether they have committed any crimes.


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