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Costello an IR warrior, says PM

Peter Costello has been a "warrior for industrial relations reform" and isn't afraid to take a tough line on IR change, Prime Minister Howard said today.



Stolt sails under deal with unions, all legal action dropped

The ship stranded in Hobart as a result of a bitter dispute over the use of foreign labour - the MV Stolt Australia - sailed for Singapore late last night after the Norwegian-based company reached an agreement with unions.



Telstra workers protest against restructuring onto lower wages

The CEPU is protesting today against Telstra's plans to cut jobs and reduce the wages of more than 200 installation and management employees through the closure of Work Management Centres in Sydney, Adelaide, Perth and Bendigo.

Work Choices protests are industrial action: AIRC

Employees who left work to join national union demonstrations against Work Choices on June 28 were engaged in unlawful industrial action, according to two AIRC rulings sought by Australia Post and Nestle.

News in brief, July 12, 2006

Fair Pay Commission to run second public consultation tomorrow; Submissions due for Queensland Work Choices inquiry next week; Demoted Navy officer wins 50% costs order for discrimination; Work Choices a bonanza for Jackson Wells Morris, Colmar Brunton; AIRC to move Melbourne HQ in September; Federal politicians' pay up 7% from July 1; and ABC to start filming waterfront dispute mini-series next week.