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DEWR employees go out

DEWR employees in Sydney will strike for an hour at lunchtime today to protest over what the CPSU says are stalled bargaining negotiations.

News in brief, June 15, 2005

Verbal war breaks out over Victorian construction deal as negotiator claims sign-up of majors imminent; and New WA working hours regime doesn't limit hours.


Reserve Bank Governor backs IR change

Reserve Bank Governor Ian Macfarlane has thrown his weight behind further IR change, while new Treasury research says scrapping all IR regulation would boost labour productivity growth by 0.25% a year.

News in brief, Tuesday, June 14, 2005

Ross, Herbert recognised in Queen's Birthday honours list; Senate unfair dismissal report delayed a week; and Callus leaves ACIRRT.

Doctors are independent contractors, says AIRC

The bid by visiting medical officers in the ACT to form a new union has today been thrown out by the AIRC, which found they were ineligible because they were independent contractors.



Finance union to purse 5.5% a year at NAB

The FSU will seek a 5.5% increase at NAB, while Westpac has made a revised pay offer and the ANZ has again paid a 4% annual unilateral increase.

NSW ALP to take IR fight up to Howard Government

The NSW ALP is set to stiffen its resistance to the Howard Government's IR plans, with the party's State conference on the weekend to adopt a policy prohibiting companies holding contracts with Carr Government agencies from engaging workers under AWAs.