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Employee sacked for breaching confidentiality

A child care centre was justified in dismissing its director for ignoring an instruction not to tell co-workers she had been threatened with dismissal, the Queensland IRC has found.



News in brief, March 22, 2005

PM says IR changes won't cut real wages; "Caring" employer fends off computer programmer's bias claim; and Foreign exchange expert makes unfair contract claims over sales commissions.


$2.5b Victorian road project wins new rostering flexibility

The Mitcham Frankston motorway project joint venturers, in their agreements certified today by the AIRC, have won significant rostering flexibility that is not available under the Victorian construction industry pattern agreement, but unions say the company is paying for the increased flexibility.


Democrats reject blanket severance pay exemption for small employers

The Democrats have made it clear that they won't countenance support for the Government's legislation giving small businesses a blanket exemption from severance pay obligations. However, they are ready before they lose the Senate balance of power in July to widen the current grounds for excusing small employers from paying.