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AIRC certifies Patrick deals; CFMEU internal struggle heads for court; Goward calls for Howard Government to sign; AMWU Victorian state council wants Addison suspended.

The AIRC will next month hear one of the two remaining major call centre demarcation battles, with submissions also due in the second matter.

In an important case on joint employment, a full bench of the WA IRC will next month determine whether an engine driver employed on an AWA by a labour hire company is also a BHPB Iron Ore employee.

Contract call centre hearings wrapped up; Report calls for freeze on minimum wage; NSW rail workers take their case to commuters.

Wollongong University looks set to become the first university to sign up to the NTEU's new long-life agreement strategy, which is aimed at cushioning the impact of the Coalition's Senate majority.

Union industrial officers from around the country will attend an ACTU-convened conference next week - the first of its kind.

Telco to appeal restraint ruling; Wesfarmers decision expected December 15; and Visy seeking s127 orders and s166A certificate against AMWU.

Emerging labour shortages are still not showing signs of driving up wage settlements, with the latest ABS data showing pay rates excluding bonuses increased by 3.4% in trend terms in the year to September and just 0.8% in the quarter.

The Howard Government has today introduced legislation to validate certified agreements and AWAs that might have been rendered invalid by the High Court's Electrolux decision.

Workplace excellence award recognises Alcoa's leadership forum; VCAT grants EO exemption for cultural and welfare reasons; and VTHC calls for review of fine following death of Amcor worker.