NewsBite

Industrial relations

Advertisement
Antoinette Lattouf  and Ita Buttrose.

‘That’s not frank at all’: Ita Buttrose commands court in Lattouf case

Ita Buttrose took a dim view of proceedings at the Antoinette Lattouf unfair dismissal case.

  • Harriet Alexander

Latest

The CFMEU has plans for a 34-storey residential tower (left), a 7-storey office building (centre), and a theatre and conference centre (right) at Bowen Hills.

CFMEU seeks LNP government approval for its own major projects

The controversial union is also a property investor and developer, and has big plans for its inner-Brisbane stronghold.

  • Sean Parnell
Thousands of train services were cancelled or delayed over two days last month due to industrial action.

Rail union threatens go-slow unless Sydney commuters refunded for meltdown

The opposition has accused the union of “taking the public for a ride” by threatening a go-slow.

  • Matt O'Sullivan
Sam Keast, who died by suicide in a factory in Melbourne in 2023.

Sam died at an Exclusive Brethren-linked workplace. His sister wants answers

Sam Keast thought of his workplace as his “kingdom”; his death there has prompted a WorkSafe investigation.

  • Michael Bachelard
Sam Keast introduces his family to his new “kingdom”, the Melbourne workplace he was setting up.
Video icon0:51

“Check it out, it’s my factory”

Sam Keast introduces his family to his new “kingdom”, the Melbourne workplace he was setting up.

Perth’s courts appeared largely unaffected by the strike on Friday.

WA courts staff walk off job over pay dispute

Hundreds of court security and custodial officers have walked off the job as they fight for a double-digit pay rise.

  • Aaron Bunch
Advertisement
Victoria Police and its officers are in a long-running dispute over pay.

Police union a step closer to wage deal after members’ poll supports accepting offer

An internal memo of the poll, seen by The Age, said “13,333 members voted, with 67 per cent indicating they would endorse the revised wages proposal”. 

  • Angus Delaney and Erin Pearson
Industrial action by rail workers last week caused thousands of train services to be delayed or cancelled over two days.

Reprieve for Sydney commuters as rail unions withdraw industrial action

The move came hours before Fair Work began hearing the Minns government’s case for protected industrial action to be terminated or suspended.

  • Matt O'Sullivan
Thousands of trains were cancelled or delayed last Wednesday and Thursday due to industrial action.

‘Too far apart’: Rail dispute negotiations falter despite consensus on pay

A counter-offer from rail unions has failed to achieve a breakthrough in the long-running industrial dispute.

  • Matt O'Sullivan
Resigning public psychiatrist Prachi Brahmbhatt

Prachi can’t advocate for her patients in NSW, so she’s leaving

Prachi Brahmbhatt is one of dozens of psychiatrists quitting the NSW health system. The body representing her and her colleagues say this will be disastrous.

  • Max Maddison and Nick Newling

Original URL: https://www.watoday.com.au/topic/industrial-relations-5yl