A multinational resources company will go back to the drawing board after the industrial relations watchdog rejected pay and work conditions for outsourced employees. The Fair Work Commission has...
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A multinational resources company will not offer outsourced mine workers the same conditions direct employees enjoy even though they were found to be paid less than the relevant award rates...
An industrial relations tribunal has sent multiple employee outsourcing contracts back to the drawing board. The Fair Work Commission recently refused to approve two enterprise agreements in relation...
Flexible industrial relations rules will significantly reduce the time employees have to negotiate wage decreases, an industry body warns. The Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy...
Recruiters have filled more than two thirds of the temporary vacancies advertised as part of a multinational resources company’s major recruitment drive. BHP has confirmed its labour hire partners...
A global resources company lost an industrial relations battle with an industry group because mine workers employed through the in house labour hire subsidiary would allegedly be worse off. The Fair...
Companies that incorrectly remunerate workers could face tougher penalties and be forced to name and shame themselves, if new laws are passed. The Federal Government wants employers, which are found...
A mining services contractor will have to reimburse workers for two years of public holiday entitlements according to an industry body. The Fair Work Commission recently ordered Wilson Mining to back...
A state-owned energy corporation has been given the nod to retrench hundreds of workers across New South Wales. Essential Energy recently received approval to slash at least 600 regional jobs across...
Redundancy pay could be capped at nine years for coal miners if a Fair Work Commission move is successful. Every four years the Black Coal Mining Industry Award, which outlines the minimum terms and...
