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Landmark union deal implodes in major blow to Labor’s work laws (opens the original)
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A landmark attempt by the Electrical Trades Union to enforce a statewide multi-employer agreement across tier-one contractors, with the potential to rope in hundreds of non-union firms, has been derailed in a major blow to the Albanese government’s workplace laws. The Fair Work Commission has blocked a bid by the Electrical Trades Union and 12 mostly tier-one firms to negotiate a single multi-employer agreement across NSW and the ACT, ruling the deal threatened the productivity and integrity of
Allan to be grilled, no election pause: Hot start for Victoria royal commission (opens the original)
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Former premier Jacinta Allan will be questioned at Victoria’s royal commission into corruption in the government’s $150 billion Big Build program over a secret briefing she received three years ago about bikies infiltrating government sites, with hearings to start in the weeks before the state election. In opening statements on Wednesday, senior counsel assisting the commission, Chris Young, KC, said the state government’s role in alleged bikie infiltration or corruption on sites will be a criti
Setka hit with new court action over ‘secret’ payments (opens the original)
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Former CFMEU boss John Setka and other former senior Victorian officials face allegations they concealed hundreds of thousands of dollars in members’ money that was paid to prop up the allegedly corrupt former chief of the Health Workers Union. Fair Work Commission general manager Murray Furlong this week launched Federal Court action against former Victorian CFMEU president Robert Graauwmans, assistant secretaries Derek Christopher and Elias Spernovasilis and Setka over $329,000 paid to two pri
Sacked exec sues Oracle over claim colleague had conflict with husband (opens the original)
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A former Oracle executive has alleged she was sacked for raising concerns that a senior colleague had a conflict of interest because she was married to a top Defence chief with influence over procurement at one of the cloud computing giant’s biggest clients. Danica Spasenoska, who was Oracle’s head of federal government until last year, is suing the company in a Federal Court case that details how she escalated claims of bullying against Oracle’s head of service delivery, Kendy Hau, and alleged
Bosses worried IR rules are stacked against them (opens the original)
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Employers increasingly fear unions will force them into arbitration of pay and conditions as their faith in the fairness of the bargaining system plummets after Labor’s changes to workplace laws. A survey by Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer of 60 employers across manufacturing, education, retail, banking, resources and transport found 56 per cent believe unions are using new arbitration laws as an industrial weapon while 74 per cent say the laws have failed to lead to fewer strikes or speedier dea
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