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Industrial relations: Supermarket giant Coles forced to bargaining table under new laws - Vimarsana News

Industrial relations: Supermarket giant Coles forced to bargaining table under new laws

Retail unions wrote to Coles in December requesting wage negotiations following last month’s passage of the Secure Jobs, Better Pay laws.

Australia - Key Employment Law Changes As We Close Out 2022. - Vimarsana News

Australia - Key Employment Law Changes As We Close Out 2022.

Australia - Key Employment Law Changes As We Close Out 2022. Legal News and Analysis - Australia - Labour & Employment -

Australian CEOs praise Labor government and union leaders - Vimarsana News

Australian CEOs praise Labor government and union leaders

Almost invariably, the “top CEOs” described their relations with the government and trade unions as “positive” and “collaborative.”

Source: wsws.org
'Taking us back 30 years': top CEOs lash multi-employer bargaining - Vimarsana News

'Taking us back 30 years': top CEOs lash multi-employer bargaining

Australia’s top bosses say the introduction of multi-employer bargaining is the biggest change to industrial relations in a generation – and they’re not happy.  

Source: afr.com
Australian Industry Group says review of industry awards initiated by Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke must consider "outdated" rules on working hours, rest breaks and timesheets - Vimarsana News

Australian Industry Group says review of industry awards initiated by Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke must consider "outdated" rules on working hours, rest breaks and timesheets

Employers are calling for changes to “notoriously problematic” rules on hours, breaks and timesheets as part of the government’s review of awards.

Source: afr.com