
CFMEU Queensland Seeks EBA Variations
CFMEU Queensland Seeks EBA Variations What Contractors Need to Ask The CFMEU Queensland is holding subcontractor sector meetings next week,

CFMEU Queensland Seeks EBA Variations What Contractors Need to Ask The CFMEU Queensland is holding subcontractor sector meetings next week,

Rebuilding Productivity in Queensland’s Construction Sector Why It’s Time for a New Code The Queensland construction sector stands at a

Public hearings for the CFMEU Inquiry in Brisbane. Do you need support?

Queensland Productivity Commission Bill 2024 – Update The Queensland Government continues to press for the establishment of the Queensland Productivity

Termination upheld for employee who sent disrespectful emails after safety incident The Fair Work Commission has rejected an unfair dismissal

Procedural deficiencies render termination harsh and unreasonable Despite finding that a company may have had sufficient grounds to terminate an

Painting contractor fined after worker sustains multiple leg fractures A painting contractor has been fined $12,000 in the Rockhampton Magistrates

Offshore worker succeeds in establishing existence of employment relationship following dismissal The Fair Work Commission has allowed a female worker

Construction Labour Market Reforms Needed We continue to engage with the State Government on Procurement Reforms, seeking leadership

Failure to take out rubbish bin insufficient reason for termination A Filipino dance instructor working in Australia under a sponsored

Ending of long-term labour hire relationship deemed unfair The Fair Work Commission has ruled that the ending of a long-term

Employee injured while working at home eligible for workers’ compensation A female Council employee in South Australia who tripped over

Combined fines for failing to provide exclusion zone and report separate workplace incident A precast concrete manufacturer has been fined

Termination in response to harassment allegations overturned A recent case before the Fair Work Commission highlights the onus upon employers

Labour Hire employee found to have been dismissed This matter may have a significant impact on Builders, Contractors and Subcontractors

Termination without investigating allegations is doomed to failure A recent case in the Fair Work Commission highlights that an employer

FWC dismisses claim terminated employee forced to resign The Fair Work Commission has rejected an unfair dismissal application from a

Federal government announces commencement of FWO investigations into alleged corruption The Federal Labor government has recently announced that the Fair

FWC rejects general protection application from resigned employee The Fair Work Commission has rejected a general protection application from an

Employee receives compensation for unfair dismissal case following employer’s failure to provide submission An employee has won compensation from her

Employee secures penalty and entitlements against Sydney catering business A former female employee of a Sydney-based catering company has secured

Employee receives compensation following ruling that termination was not a genuine redundancy The Fair Work Commission has ordered compensation for

Director fined after ignoring compliance notices The director of a liquidated Victorian company has received a penalty in the Federal

Court fines builder and senior managers for hindering union right of entry The Federal Court has imposed significant fines against

Commission upholds dismissal of employee for unacceptable conduct committed after-hours The Fair Work Commission has upheld the termination of an

An employer’s guide to sexual harassment There is little doubt that more and more businesses within Australia are likely to

Fair Work Commission awards compensation after finding termination to be harsh and unjust Despite finding there were reasonable grounds for

Court highlights obligations upon employee claiming excessive hours An ongoing claim before the Federal Court highlights that employees who claim

Lawyer fails to have her termination for misconduct overturned A lawyer has failed to convince the FWC that her termination

Termination upheld for employee dismissed for serious misconduct In an unusual case, the Fair Work Commission has rejected an unfair

Government proposes legislation to support changes to casual employee conversion The Federal Labor government has introduced legislation to enhance the

Hospitality worker involved in physical altercations with co-workers fails in reinstatement application The Fair Work Commission has dismissed an unfair

FWO secures penalties against franchisor The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured a significant penalty in the Federal Court against a

Employee’s out of hours conduct towards his manager justified dismissal The FWC has upheld a decision by the Commonwealth Bank

Casual employee fails in unsuccessful unfair application A casual hospitality worker has failed to convince the Fair Work Commission that

Commission releases report focusing on employer’s attitude towards increasing workplace flexibility arrangements A recent report released by the Fair Work

Café Operator deemed to have taken adverse action after removing access to shifts A Deputy Chief of the Federal Court

INDUSTRY CHESS – 64 Open Suggestions to Manage the CFMEU This document presents a comprehensive analysis of potential strategies for addressing

CFMEU Queensland In Administration On Friday, 23 August 2024, the Construction and General Division of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime

Closing Loopholes No2. The latest round of Closing Loopholes commenced this month on 26 August 2024. The Fair Work Legislation

Construction company receives maximum fine following injury to apprentice A Brisbane-based construction company has been fined the maximum penalty of

Sexual harassment survey into the retail industry poses questions for all employers A recent research report into sexual harassment in

Construction union and officials fined for right of entry contraventions The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured significant penalties in the

We Need A Rapid Umpire, Not a Cop CFMEU allegations are in the Media again and again. We see investigations,

FWO secures penalties against CFMMEU and Victorian union official The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured significant penalties in the Federal

CFMEU and official fined for right of entry breaches The Federal Circuit and Family Court has imposed fines against the

Federal Court upholds employer’s non-offer of casual conversion The Federal Court upheld a decision by an employer not to offer

Manager fails in argument he was entitled to pursue unfair dismissal claim A manager’s application for unfair dismissal has been

FWO secures penalties against construction union and officials The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured penalties in the Federal Court against

Painter with extensive performance issues fails in unfair dismissal application The Fair Work Commission has upheld a decision by a