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Published May 13, 2016

Calls for Tougher Work Safety Law in the ACT

On Monday this week, ACT prosecutors dropped a high profile case against a multinational company and an engineer, implicated in the death of construction worker Ben Cantanzariti on a worksite in the Kingston Foreshore in 2012. A concrete pump had … Read the rest

Published May 3, 2016

Federal Court imposes record fine on 7-Eleven franchisee for underpayment of employees

The Federal Court yesterday handed down the largest fine yet applied for the underpayment of employees, ordering that a 7-Eleven franchisee pay a total of $214,000 for underpaying two workers.

Judge Justin Smith justified the record fine by stating that … Read the rest

Published April 28, 2016

OECD Releases report on Australia’s labour market

Earlier this month, the OECD released its report on labour market policy in Australia, focusing on the necessity of reintegrating disadvantaged laid-off workers into the labour market through ‘intensive employment services.’ In light of the recent closures of a number … Read the rest

Published April 11, 2016

Recent News in Australian Labour Law – 11/04/16

Westpac Banking Corporation v Wittenberg FCAFC 33 – 14/03/16

This case concerned a retention bonus promised to employees upon merger of their employer (St George Bank) with another company (Westpac). The case turned on the application of employment policies … Read the rest

Published April 11, 2016

Recent News in International Labour Law – 11/04/2016

The International Labour Organisation lays March 2017 ultimatum for Qatar – 17/03/16

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has released the report of its mission to Qatar, giving the Qatari Government a deadline of March 2017 to bring significant labour law … Read the rest

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