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Labour hire taskforce seeks submissions

The NSW Labour Hire Task Force, which met for the first time on Monday, has asked for submissions on whether legislation should be drafted to clarify who is the legal employer of labour hire employees or whether a code of conduct would provide sufficient guidance.

BHP individual contracts case starts Monday

The crucial BHP Federal Court trial over the company's decision to move to individual contracts at its iron ore operations in the Pilbara gets underway in Melbourne on Monday morning.

Pendulum swings back with ALP IR policy

The ALP's IR policy platform - released by Opposition Leader Kim Beazley today - commits it to a substantial re-regulation of IR, with Shadow IR Minister Arch Bevis promising to restore comprehensive awards, deem contractors as employees, return power to the IRC and recognise industry-wide bargaining.

Day of talks follows day of action over Queensland health deal

Queensland's health unions have rejected the state health department's assertions that parties are close to wrapping up a deal in their latest bargaining dispute, and say they are still claiming a 12% pay rise over two years, despite the department maintaining they have agreed to a bottom line of 6.5% over the same period.

$730 for 50 hours under abbatoir's AWA

Maintenance workers at a NSW abbatoir have accepted AWAs that provide a standard 50-hour week and maximum shifts of 13.5 hours. Ordinary hours apply Monday to Saturday, with no specified span of hours.


Campaign 2000 off to quiet start

July 1, the date many Victoria manufacturing employers have long feared, has come and gone with barely a whimper as the metal industry unions so far play the bargaining game strictly by the book.

Changes at Tasmanian Commission

Commissioner Bob Watling has been promoted to Deputy President of the Tasmanian Industrial Commission, while the CEO of the State's Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Tim Abey, is to be a new Commissioner.


Roe appointed AMWU national president

Julius Roe, who lost out to Craig Johnston in the recent elections for secretary of the Victorian branch of the AMWU, has been appointed national president of the union by its national council.