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AIRC retains the status quo in coverage order

The AWU in Queensland has successfully transferred to the federal sphere a state-based exclusive coverage arrangement - in the process excluding the federally registered CFMEU.


ABC unions preparing for industrial action

ABC unions will on Thursday seek support from members for a campaign of industrial action if they don't get a satisfactory response to a letter they sent yesterday to the organisation's new managing director, Mark Scott.

Hydro industrial action might threaten national grid sales

Hydro Tasmania is facing the prospect of 24-hour stoppages and a range of bans that could affect its lucrative sales into the national power grid, if some 200 CEPU members vote up industrial action in a strike ballot that closes next week.


Cowra Abattoir goes into liquidation amid claims of unlawful conduct

Employee creditors of Cowra Abattoir - the slaughterhouse at the centre of a public controversy over Work Choices' impact on corporate restructurings - today voted to send the business into liquidation after administrators found its director might have breached the corporations laws.

CFMEU escapes penalty over strike pay

The Federal Court has today thrown out the ABCC's first bid to impose penalties on a union for forcing an employer to pay workers for time on strike.


New appointments to federal courts

The Howard Government has appointed three practitioners with strong IR backgrounds to the Federal and Federal Magistrates courts.

News in brief, September 8, 2006

Unlawful termination legal funding details available; 2007 work and family award nominations close in November; Protected action triggers month lockout at Radio Rentals; LHMU seeks Victoria-wide agreement for Chubb security guards; and NSW to legislate workers compensation sacking protections.