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Union to protest industrial relations bill in Rocky

Premium Content Subscriber only Rockhampton union members will protest on Thursday morning against workplace law changes currently before the Senate. They will be accompanied by a mobile billboard outside Member for Capricornia Michelle Landry’s office. The action is part of a statewide campaign calling on Queensland’s federal politicians to reject the Industrial Relations Omnibus Bill. Queensland Council of Unions General Secretary Michael Clifford said the bill would give employers more power to cut wages and conditions, make jobs casual, and reduce job security for workers. “The economy and local businesses will not be able to recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic if workers have their pay cut,” he said.

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Boot the Bill : Worker s protest outside O Dowd s office

Boot the Bill : Worker s protest outside O Dowd s office
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Pub chain faces multimillion-dollar penalties fight

Business by Kelmeny Fraser Premium Content Subscriber only Brisbane hospitality king Godfrey Mantle s pub empire is facing a legal challenge by a 21-year-old bartender fighting to kill off a two-decade-old agreement stripping its workers of penalty rates. Industry figures estimate the Fair Work Commission application by Sydney-based bartender Elijah Blatchford, who works for Brisbane-based Pig N Whistle pub chain owner Mantle Group Hospitality, could drive up the wages bill for the group by millions of dollars a year and open the floodgates to similar challenges by other hospitality workers if it is successful in terminating the so-called zombie agreement. Mr Blatchford, a casual worker at Mantle Group s busy Mideast-themed Babylon rooftop restaurant and bar in Sydney s CBD, this month applied to Fair Work to terminate the 21-year-old workplace agreement covering hundreds of staff, including at the group s Queensland venues.

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Pub chain faces multimillion-dollar penalties fight

Pub chain faces multimillion-dollar penalties fight
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Pub chain faces multimillion-dollar penalties fight

Pub chain faces multimillion-dollar penalties fight
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