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“Ewin Hannan is an award-winning journalist with decades of experience specialising in industrial relations, federal politics and the world of work. He is the winner of the 2024 award for industrial relations reporting at the Mid-Year Walkleys and the 2024 Kennedy Award for Outstanding Political Reporting. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ewin-hannan-7176a636/?originalSubdomain=au “

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**FILE** A Tuesday, June 23, 2015 file image reissued Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015 of union organiser Darren Greenfield leaving after giving evidence at the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption in Sydney. Mr Greenfield has been referred to authorities in a report from the Royal Commission for possible corruption. In his final report released on Wednesday, unions royal commissioner Dyson Heydon says thugs and bullies are involved in unions around Australia and misconduct has taken place in every jurisdiction, except the Northern Territory. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

ABCC’s strike on union

ABCC seeks hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines against CFMEU, senior NSW officials.

The new Metropolitan Remand Centre at Ravenhall. A new finger scanner.

Sawmill operator wrongly sacked

A sawmill worker sacked for refusing to use a fingerprint scanner when entering and leaving work won his unfair dismissal claim.

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Bill KeltyHawke: The Larrikin and the Leader, Sunday, ABC, 7.40pm

Kelty backs $10bn childcare vow

Former ACTU boss Bill Kelty has backed Bill Shorten’s $10 billion pledge to subsidise childcare workers’ pay.

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Staff stung for $230k

Staff stung for $230k

The Fair Work Ombudsman has taken legal action against a Sydney company for failing to back pay almost $230,000 in wages.

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Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe speaks at the Australian Financial Review Business Summit in Sydney, Wednesday, March 6, 2019. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) NO ARCHIVING

Wages key as rates on hold

A pick-up in wages growth kept interest rates on hold ahead of the election.

Primrose Riordan and Ewin Hannan

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Kelly Odwyer during Question Time.Picture Gary Ramage

Libs ‘conspired with multinational’

The ACTU claims the Coalition “conspired” with a multinational to attack workers’ rights.

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Shadow Employment Minister Brendan O'Connor addresses the media regarding paying ex- QNI workers. Picture: Zak Simmonds

Labor to revamp ‘unfair’ work commission

The Fair Work Commission faces a major shake-up if Labor wins the election.

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NEWS2019ELECTION 28/4/2019. DAY 18Brendan O'Connor speaking at a doorstop.Opposition Leader Bill Shorten spoke to Labor party supporters at a rally in Box Hill, Melbourne.Picture Kym Smith

Business fear of sweeping changes

Labor and the Coalition are approaching the May 18 election with sharply contrasting workplace relations agendas.

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General manager presenting an envelope with premium or bonus cash to male company official. Boss congratulating happy employee with career promotion, thanking for good job and giving financial reward

ALP pay plans tackled slowly

Labor will delay giving unions the right to pursue multi-employer and industry-wide pay claims by at least 12 months if elected.

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10/4/2019ACTU Secretary is Sally McManus.ACTU rally in front of Parliament House, Perthpic Colin Murty The Australian

Union alarm at policy silence

The ACTU says Scott Morrison has been silent on what a re-elected Coalition government will do to workers’ rights.

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