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Policy requirements for notice don't override contract: Supreme Court

A senior manager's employment contract that could be terminated by either party with four weeks' notice was not overridden by internal disciplinary procedures requiring multiple warnings prior to dismissal, the Victorian Supreme Court has found.


NTEU and Swinburne in landmark domestic violence deal

The NTEU is hailing an agreement with Swinburne University for new domestic violence protections that include options for employees to alter working arrangements and work locations, and hopes they will become a standard across the higher education industry.


No justification for Coalition's union regulator: Forsyth

The Coalition has been cautioned about its plans to set up a registered organisations commission if it wins office by an IR academic who says a similar body established by the Thatcher Government received an underwhelming response.

Denial of paid maternity leave for father not discriminatory: tribunal

While Queensland Health did not discriminate against a male nurse when it denied his application for paid "maternity" leave to care for his newborn child, the clarity of the agency's parental leave policies left "much to be desired", QCAT has ruled.

NSW IRC finds prison officer's off-duty exposure compromised role

A prison officer sacked for exposing his erect penis to an undercover policewoman in a music school corridor has had his reinstatement overturned, after a NSW IRC full bench said his failure to acknowledge his guilt compromised his role in rehabilitating prisoners.

Limiting statutory declarations for sick leave breaches NES: FWC

The Fair Work Commission has found that restricting to three a year the number of statutory declarations employees could rely on as proof of illness breached the NES, but has otherwise dismissed the CFMEU's objections to a mining company's stricter new attendance policy.