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Fair Work makes no sense in GFC

Fair Work makes no sense in GFC

The July 1 arrival of Fair Work Australia suggests claims about the death of the Industrial Relations Club were somewhat embellished. For most of the 20th century, wages and conditions in Australia were determined by government-appointed commissions, unions and employer [Read More]

Why Gillard’s Fair Work Bill is a fair cop

Why Gillard’s Fair Work Bill is a fair cop

Don’t believe those militant employers who say Julia Gillard’s Fair Work Bill puts the unions back on top, nor those militant unions saying we’re getting Work Choices Lite. Large slabs of John Howard’s Work Choices are retained but its most [Read More]

Fair Work Act 2009

Fair Work Act 2009

As of 1 July 2009, employers and employees may be subject to a new national workplace relations system. If you are an employer in the federal system, it’s important for you to be aware of and comply with the Fair Work Act 2009. Fair Work Australia The Fair Work Act [Read More]

Fair Work Australia initiatve

Fair Work Australia initiatve

Your Move From 1 January 2010 there will be no legislative provisions for the making of individual agreements. Individual Transitional Employment Agreements (ITEAs) may still be made up until 31 December 2009 (with a nominal expiry date no later than 31 December 2009) and [Read More]

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G8 sets 5-year Afghan security target

G8 sets 5-year Afghan security target

Afghan government forces must make concrete progress towards assuming more responsibility for the security of their [Read More]

Afghanistan: The ‘Gen Y War’

Afghanistan: The ‘Gen Y War’

They’re drawn to the sound of the approaching helicopters, a well rehearsed choreography of surgeons, nurses, [Read More]

Diggers die in Afghan chopper crash

Diggers die in Afghan chopper crash

Three Australian Commandos and a US soldier have been killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan. The diggers were [Read More]

Wikileaks founder breaks cover but ‘on permanent alert’

Wikileaks founder breaks cover but ‘on permanent alert’

The US state department is desperate to ask the Australian hacker what he knows of 260,000 classified messages about [Read More]

Senate inquiry into online privacy debacles

Senate inquiry into online privacy debacles

A Senate inquiry into the adequacy of privacy laws will soon begin, sparked by recent online privacy controversies and [Read More]

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