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  1. Union row with BHP deepens after officials kicked off Port Hedland site
    By Kimberley Putland

    The ETU accuses BHP of illegally removing elected representatives at the miner's Port Hedland operations, while the mining giant claims the union's representatives were acting aggressively towards a female staffer.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-21/uni

    #IndustrialRelations #Unions #KimberleyPutland

  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. Record Jetstar profits fuel pay fight over 'rock bottom' wages
    By Bronwyn Herbert and Kristy Sexton-McGrath

    Jetstar is making record profits while passengers are being slugged more fees and now workers say they want a bigger slice of the airline's success.

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

    #Work #IndustrialRelations #TourismandLeisureIndustry #BronwynHerbert #KristySextonMcGrath

  4. Victorian teachers vote in favour of new pay deal after months-long dispute

    The Australian Education Union says 79 per cent of its members voted to endorse the latest pay offer from the government.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-17/vic

    #Teachers #IndustrialRelations

  5. Broken zips, sleeve sewn shut: Union raises SA firefighter safety concerns
    By Stephanie Richards

    The United Firefighters Union has lodged a dispute with South Australia's independent workplace tribunal, arguing the SA Metropolitan Fire Serivce is not providing sufficient personal protective equipment.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-17/uni

    #Unions #IndustrialRelations #PublicSector #StephanieRichards

  6. Delivery drivers will get a minimum wage in Australia’s ‘world-first’ deal. But is it fair – and will your Uber Eats cost more?
    By Catie McLeod

    A closer look at the new rules for gig workers – agreed to by Uber Eats and Doordash – shows ‘minimum wage’ looks a little different than usual

    theguardian.com/business/2026/

    #Gigeconomy #Industrialrelations #Uber #Australianeconomy #Australianews #Fooddrinkindustry #TheGuardian #CatieMcLeod

  7. Victoria had bipartisan support for a legal right to work from home. So why has Ben Carroll kicked it down the road?
    By Benita Kolovos

    New Victorian premier delays proposed right to work from home two days a week until next July, despite Coalition support

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Victorianpolitics #Workingfromhome #BenCarroll #Laborparty #Victoria #Industrialrelations #Australianpolitics #Australianeconomy #Business #TheGuardian #BenitaKolovos

  8. Victorian teachers to vote on new pay offer before strike
    By Melissa Brown

    The new pay offer includes a $2,000 lump-sum payment if they agree to the deal, which would head off a third statewide strike.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-10/ano

    #Teachers #IndustrialRelations #Education #MelissaBrown

  9. What can you use your carer’s leave entitlements leave for?
    By Daniel Johnson

    When it comes to taking time off work for your own personal illness or injury, you probably have some idea of what your entitlements are. But when it comes to needing time off to care for others, you may be more unsure of your rights.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-10/whe

    #Work #MentalHealth #IndustrialRelations #DanielJohnson

  10. 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

  11. Ben Carroll will not rule out redirecting Suburban Rail Loop funds to other projects
    By Benita Kolovos Victorian state correspondent

    New Victorian premier also considering ‘sensible changes’ to laws that would enshrine right to work from home two days a week

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Victorianpolitics #BenCarroll #Australianews #Laborparty #Transport #Victoria #Industrialrelations #Business #TheGuardian #BenitaKolovosVictorianstatecorrespondent

  12. Central Qld University underpaid staff by $1.3m, Fair Work finds
    By Liam O'Connell

    Central Queensland University signs an enforceable undertaking to repay more than a thousand staff members who were affected by underpayments that date back to the 2012 enterprise agreement.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-21/cen

    #HigherEducation #Universities #Work #IndustrialRelations #LiamOConnell

  13. Classical pianist Jayson Gillham loses discrimination case against MSO over Gaza comments – video

    A classical pianist who sued the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has lost his case after he alleged he was unlawfully discriminated against because of his views on Israeli forces killing Palestinian journalists. Gillham had claimed the MSO’s cancellation of a Melbourne concert he was contracted to perform on 15 August 2024 was an attempt to silence him over his stance on Israel’s attacks in Gaza. Justice Graeme Hill handed judgment down on Friday, finding that the MSO would have taken the same actions had Gillham expressed a political belief in support of Israel.

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #MelbourneSymphonyOrchestra #Victoria #Australianews #Melbourne #Gaza #Israel #IsraelGazawar #Media #Australianmusic #Classicalmusic #Industrialrelations #

  14. BHP workers to strike as negotiations with mining giant stall
    By Kimberley Putland

    Unionised workers at the mining giant's operations in Port Hedland will down tools for eight hours on July 16.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-08/bhp

    #IndustrialRelations #MiningandMetalsIndustry #Unions #KimberleyPutland

  15. Breaking: BHP workers to strike as negotiations with mining giant stall
    By Kimberley Putland

    Unionised workers at the mining giant's operations in Port Hedland will down tools for eight hours on July 16.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-08/bhp

    #IndustrialRelations #MiningandMetalsIndustry #KimberleyPutland

  16. Germany cracks down on 'extraordinary' rate of sick leave
    By Georgie Hewson

    Chucking a sickie is no longer as easy as a quick phone call in Germany, under new laws hoped to boost productivity. Here's how the world is responding.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-07/new

    #Health #COVID19 #Work #DiseasesandDisorders #PublicHealth #IndustrialRelations #GeorgieHewson

  17. 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