Latest News page 1924 of 2243

22429 articles are classified in All Articles > Latest News


Terminating Capcoal deal part of the "cut and thrust" of bargaining

In the latest development in the bargaining battle between the CFMEU (mining & energy division) and Anglo Coal at the Capcoal central colliery in Queensland, the AIRC has agreed to terminate the site's expired enterprise agreement.

FSU president backed by unions for ANZ board job

The ANZ will soon face a new campaign of shareholder activism, with a union push underway to elect FSU national president Joy Buckland to the bank's board.

CPI up 0.6% in quarter, 2.6% annually

Consumer prices are rising at 2.6% a year, after increasing by just 0.6% in the September quarter and zero in the previous quarter, according to the ABS.

Union recommends new defence deal

The CPSU has recommended a new agreement for about 18,000 civilian defence employees that increases paid parental leave and provides a 10% pay rise over 30 months.


Employer bodies seek refinements to draft Cole Bill

The AIG, ACCI and MBA have called, in separate submissions to Workplace Relations Minister Kevin Andrews, for amendments to the draft Cole Bill, while Andrews says the Government is sticking to plans to introduce the legislation this year.

Dismissal stayed pending harassment, misconduct findings

The NSW IRC has prevented a health service from dismissing a medical director until claims of harassment and misconduct have been heard, finding that a premature dismissal would cause "irreparable" damage to her reputation.

Superpartners increases maternity pay

More than 700 employees at superannuation administrator Superpartners have voted up a new agreement with the FSU that provides 10 weeks paid maternity leave but withholds a portion of the leave until six months after return to work.

Public sector super proposal shifts risk to employees

The CPSU says that while proposed changes to the Federal Government's public sector superannuation scheme moves risk from the employer to employees, workers at this stage don191t appear to be disadvantaged by the new model.

Labor promises right to request part-time work

Mothers returning to work after maternity leave will have the right to request part-time work, under a new policy adopted by the Federal Opposition.