Unions pause Snowy 2.0 strikes for two weeks
The decision to call off five days of strikes next week follows intervention from the Fair Work Commission.
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‘Significant increases’: Unions to push Labor on ‘living wage’
Amid the ACTU move, one union secretary said there was a need for a series of above-inflation increases, and warned of law changes if necessary.
Everyone wins in Fair Work’s ‘now or never’ moment
It is time for organised labour and capital to move beyond their daily cynicism and forge a joint path forward.
Win on pay but productivity goes begging
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Unions want action on ‘unethical’ Amazon
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From shop floor to federal cabinet, minister recalls workplace lessons
Fostering more co-operative workplaces has been identified by Amanda Rishworth as a central goal as she reveals plans for her new industrial relations portfolio.
BHP appeals ruling reinstating fighting miner
The miner was sacked for punching a co-worker twice during a late-night fight at work.
IR rivals invited to productivity pow-wow
New Workplace Relations Minister Amanda Rishworth has called a high-level meeting of national employers and union leaders
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