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  1. CityCat crews to strike during Brisbane’s Riverfire over fatigue, breaks and safety concerns

    As Brisbane prepares to look to the skies for Riverfire, the city’s river will fall unusually quiet as…
    #Australia #Brisbane #Brisbane&QueenslandTraffic #Business #Health&Wellbeing #industrialrelations #Lifestyle #news #QueenslandNews #Transport(General) #Travel #unions #WorkplaceMatters
    europesays.com/australia/88109/

  2. Queensland Rail reaches deal with train controllers
    By Emma Johnson

    The Fair Work Commission has overseen bargaining negotiations since May, after six enterprise agreements between Queensland Rail and seven unions expired earlier this year.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-18/que

    #Trains #Unions #RailTransportIndustry #IndustrialRelations #EmmaJohnson

  3. Strikes at the country's largest port this weekend could cost millions
    By Kimberley Putland

    As unions begin 48 hours of industrial action at BHP's operations in Port Hedland, what makes the mammoth export facility so critical to Australia's economy?

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-08/por

    #Unions #IndustrialRelations #IronOre #KimberleyPutland

  4. New article by Vincent Ramos analyses #parentalleave provisions in the population of collective agreements in the #philippines. A policy reform did not induce short-term crowding-out effects + redundancy functionally raises the costs of non-compliance.

    #collectivebargaining #labourrights #unions #philippines #workfamily #maternityleave #paternityleave #industrialrelations #socialpolicy #demography #population

  5. Filipino migrant worker’s death in NSW referred to federal police

    "Royupa, a Filipino national who had studied agriculture, moved to Australia five weeks before his death. He arrived on a temporary subclass 407 visa, designed for workplace-based occupational training."

    "Deputy state coroner concludes 21-year-old, who died after exiting a moving vehicle, was ‘exploited’ and exposed to ‘potentially criminal’ conduct in five weeks in Australia.
    NSW deputy state coroner Rebecca Hosking handed down the findings into the death of 21-year-old Jerwin Royupa on Friday. She concluded Royupa, a trainee at a winery, was “exploited” and exposed to “potentially criminal” conduct during his five weeks in Australia."
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    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #IndustrialRelations #NSW #slavery #exploitation #workplace #violence #education #wine #Viticulture #agriculture #plantations #culture #Australia