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Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who has unleashed a COVID tsunami over the past month, has absurdly claimed that the decision was motivated by the need to “keep Australia safe.”

As an EU member state, Italy applies all the relevant EU regulations (including those on border measures) and has implemented the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights and the main international agreements in this field.

In the case of infringement, police investigations, undercover operations and seizure measures are available.

The history of the January-February 1990 tramways dispute in Melbourne, Australia which saw transport workers, under anarcho-syndicalist influence, taking control of the trams and running them for free before power was cut off by the bosses. Includes a short introduction with information about the anarcho-syndicalist tram workers grouping involved.

A Full Bench of the Fair Work Commission (FWC) in CFMMEU & Matthew Howard v Mt Arthur Coal Pty Ltd T/A Mt Arthur Coal [2021] FWCFB 6059 has found that BHP's COVID-19 policy mandating...

CFMMEU WA official Molina refused permit – judged unfit The CFMMEU has failed in its appeal against a decision of the Fair Work Commission in a

While the majority of factors were in favour of BHP's introduction of the mandate, the FWC found that affected employees should have been provided with a reasonable opportunity to persuade BHP in relation to the decision to implement the vaccine mandate.

Justice Parthiban expressed doubts as to the tenability of the concurrent jurisdiction, stating that the Family Courts were better equipped to decide such sensitive matters.

BHP was criticised by the Fair Works Commission for its failure to properly consult workers as part of its Covid-19 vaccine mandate.

“The key message from the Fair Work Commission’s CFMMEU v Mt Arthur decision is the importance of employers consulting with employees before