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Victorian template for national labour hire scheme

A leading IR legal expert says Victoria's selection as host jurisdiction for a harmonised labour hire licensing scheme and National Labour Hire Regulator is a "fitting reflection" of its contribution in recent years, but the industry peak body has expressed disappointment and surprise.

FWO steps up pursuit of underpaying economist

A court has issued rare orders compelling a former economics professor to face FWO questions under oath about his capacity to pay penalties and compensation arising from underpayment judgments handed down in 2019 and 2020.

Vale IEU leader John Quessy

The IEU is mourning the passing of former federal president and NSW/ACT secretary John Quessy, who spearheaded its long-running Teachers are Teachers campaign to gain parity between university-trained early childhood teachers and their counterparts in primary schools.

Supervisor given some "latitude" in bullying case

In a decision delving deeply into the statutory definition of bullying, a senior FWC member has observed that allowances should be made for "some degree of exasperation or tension" between managers and those they supervise.

Ban agreed for use, supply & making of deadly stone

Australia's workplace safety ministers have today unanimously voted to prohibit the use, supply and manufacture of engineered stone, starting in most states and territories from July next year.

"Once-in-a-generation" deal for NSW paramedics

The HSU's NSW branch says a historic breakthrough deal today will provide a total pay rise for the State's paramedics of 11.4% to 29.6% over four years.


WFH stabilises after pandemic: ABS

About 37% of workers are working regularly from home, down from 40% at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, but well above the pre-COVID-19 level of 32%, according to new ABS data.

Ticker troubles explain tardy application: FWC

The FWC has waved through a former company director's late unfair dismissal claim after accepting evidence that the deadline fell on the same day as her treatment for a heart condition allegedly exacerbated by her ex-husband "vengefully terminating" her employment.

Employers on notice to erase harassment from today

The Australian Human Rights Commission says it will be "selective" in its use of new powers to ensure employers comply with obligations to eliminate sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace.