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Pregnant flight attendant awarded $25,000 in damages

A senior Qantas flight attendant has been awarded $25,000 in damages after the airline discriminated against her by refusing her access to her accrued sick leave because she was pregnant, not sick.

Union succeeds in new strategy to stymie offshoring

The AMWU has won an interlocutory injunction blocking an employer from sending offshore the work of seven manufacturing employees, after the Federal Court found the company might have discriminated against the workers because of their entitlements under an agreement.



Discriminatory to fail to provide car: Tribunal

Fairfax's The Age newspaper discriminated against a female editor when it failed to provide her with the company car it had offered to the previous male editor, a tribunal has ruled.

Flight attendants to go to AIRC over Australian Airlines bargaining

The FAAA's international division has threatened industrial action as early as Australia Day unless Australian Airlines increases pay and conditions in return for allowing flight attendants to operate further afield, while Qantas today confirmed it is considering further outsourcing of jobs.


AIRC grants big work value increases in child care

The LHMU and employers will begin talks before the AIRC next week to finalise substantial pay rises for child care workers in Victoria and the ACT, following last week’s full bench ruling on work value and pay relativities in the industry.

AMWU action over non-pertaining matters unprotected, court rules

In a vital post-Electrolux ruling, the Federal Court has found the AMWU and two officials coerced a coal mining company when it took unprotected industrial action in October in pursuit of matters that didn't pertain to the employment relationship.