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72% of ABC union voters support 12% pay deal

ABC staff members of the CPSU and MEAA have voted by a 72% majority to accept the public broadcaster's improved 12% pay offer in a proposed new collective agreement.

News in brief, November 22, 2006

OWS alleges duress over AWAs; Cameron to leave AMWU in May for Senate bid; Over 400 awards in AIRC review to extend AFPC pay rises.

Pay crashes in private sector Work Choices collective agreements

Pay increases in private sector Work Choices collective agreements have plummeted to 3.2% a year in the September quarter, the lowest rise in four years and well below the 3.9% inflation rate, according to DEWR data released today.

AWA not an acceptable alternative to agreement, says AIRC

The AWA offered to employees of failed carpet manufacturer Feltex by a prospective new employer erodes their conditions under their current Pre-Work Choices enterprise agreement and isn't an acceptable alternative, the AIRC has ruled.

Andrews supports employer in operational reasons case

Workplace Relations Minister Kevin Andrews has intervened to support an employer in an operational reasons dismissal appeal which was still before a full bench of the AIRC late this afternoon.

More older men are working: Treasury paper

Older Australian men are reversing a 25-year trend of declining labour force participation, with their involvement rate increasing over the last five years, according to a Treasury paper.

Combet calls for new national consensus

ACTU secretary Greg Combet has called for a new national consensus to deliver Australia's long-term economic prosperity and social needs, in a wide-ranging speech in which he opposed nuclear energy and attacked the Telstra privatisation.


News in brief, November 20, 2006

OWS warns of "huge fines" for underpayment of wages as another four employers prosecuted; Victorian public sector nurses to seek 7% annual pay rises in next EBA; and ACTU starts radio ads for Work Choices protest.