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The latest issue of the Workplace Review (Volume 5 Part 1) contains the following material:
Articles
Anti-bullying update – interim report card – Shane Wescott and Neil Napper
The Fair Work Commission’s (FWC) new anti-bullying jurisdiction has been up and running for four months now. The feared resource-straining flood of claims has not materialised and relatively few decisions have been published. While there is still considerable uncertainty surrounding the operation of the jurisdiction, recent decisions indicate the FWC will take a broad approach to considering and resolving disputes and that orders may be made that affect intimate details of the employment relationship.
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Looking forward with JJ Richards behind us: The interplay between collective bargaining and industrial action – Joanna Vincent
Whether employees could lawfully strike without a majority support determination was called into question in a series of cases involving JJ Richards and the New South Wales Branch of the Transport Workers’ Union. This article considers these determinations, their practical implications and the way forward for employers and employees, in light of the finding that such determinations are not a precondition to employees striking lawfully.
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Sections
- A different approach to reasonable notice – Rick Manuel
- The contract says “no!â€: Judicial restraint in the area of denied contractual benefits claims – Duncan Fletcher
- Setting a global example: Michael Tooma and the evolution of occupational health and safety law – by Azadeh Khalilizadeh
- Denman Chambers, Sydney
- Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
- “The Red Massâ€, St Marys Cathedral, Sydney
- Roderick Pitt Meagher QC and Zoe Howard in front of the Queen Victoria statue, Queen’s Square, Sydney
COMMON LAW AND GENERAL PROTECTIONS
- The implied duty of trust and confidence: The trojan horse or a long-awaited revolution? – Victoria Lambropoulos
- Miscellany of the legal world – Jeffrey Phillips SC
For the pdf version of the table of contents, click here:Â WAU – WR Vol 5 Pt 1 Contents.
