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The latest issue of the Workplace Review (Volume 5 Part 3) contains the following material:

EDITORIAL

FOCUS ON QUEENSLAND

  • Chivers v Queensland – genuine occupational requirement – Geraldine Dann

FOCUS ON VICTORIA

  • Parsing the mind of the decision-maker – is Barclay the final word? – Steven Moore

Articles

Nine things you need to know about the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption – Sara Hopkins and Longzhen Han

This article addresses nine common questions about the ongoing high profile public inquiry into trade union governance and corruption.

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Retirement of Commissioner Deegan from FWC – James Macken

After a long career in industrial relations and almost 20 years at the Fair Work Commission and its predecessors, Commissioner Barbara Deegan is retiring. In this article, James Macken discusses her career and the many changes that have occurred during her tenure at the Commission.

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Commonwealth Bank of Australia v Barker: High Court rules out the implication of the term of mutual good faith and confidence – Daniel O’Sullivan

The recent High Court decision of Commonwealth Bank of Australia v Barker [2014] HCA 32 has significantly impacted the common law of employment law in Australia. In this article, Daniel O’Sullivan outlines the facts and reasons for this decision.

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When it is no longer a happy union, should trade union divorces be “just, quick and cheap”? What would Tolstoy and Lionel Murphy say? – Jeffrey Phillips SC

This is a synopsis of a paper presented on 13 September 2014 at a University of New South Wales’ Law School Seminar on the Regulation and Control of Labour Organisations, which dealt with union amalgamations and withdrawals from these amalgamations. The seminar was organised by former Attorney-General, Robert McClelland, who is now a solicitor with Carroll & O’Dea in Sydney.

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INTERVIEW

  • Justice Glenn Martin: “Brisbane’s finest” brings a dose of humour to the industrial court – by Steven Andrew

COMMON LAW AND GENERAL PROTECTIONS

  • The death knell of the duty of trust and confidence but hope for good faith remains? – Victoria Lambropoulos

THE LAST WORD …

  • Miscellany of the legal world – Jeffrey Phillips SC

DIARY

For the pdf version of the table of contents, click here: WAU – WR Vol 5 Pt 3 Contents.

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