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TUE
12:00PM

Alleged thief wins workers' compensation, dispute notice flawed

Notices issued to workers disputing their workers' comp entitlements must be written in "clear and unambiguous language", the NSW WCC has stressed in awarding ongoing compensation to an injured worker who was dismissed for stealing.


MON
2:25PM

THU
3:45PM

FRI
12:00PM

WorkCover bullying inquiry offers employers valuable insight

An independent inquiry into the alleged bullying culture within WorkCover NSW has offered employers a valuable insight into how to reduce or eliminate workplace bullying and harassment.


THU
3:51PM

FWA upholds employers' right to dismiss unsafe workers

In a case that upholds an employer's right to dismiss workers for misconduct that jeopardises their safety, Fair Work Australia has quashed a ruling that played down the seriousness of a worker's safety breach.


FRI
12:40PM

Sacked injured workers can seek relief in both state and federal courts

Injured NSW workers who are dismissed because of their condition are entitled to seek reinstatement through the State Industrial Relations Commission - even if their application has been rejected by a federal tribunal, a judge has ruled.


FRI
11:02AM

FWA rejects "discriminatory" protective clothing clause

Fair Work Australia has rejected an enterprise agreement that offered protective clothing to full-time employees, but not casuals, after finding it could lead to unlawful discrimination and adverse action.


THU
3:57PM

Employer right to seek details of absent worker's illness

A Queensland employer was justified in seeking further details of an absent worker's illness, after nearly two months' worth of medical certificates merely described her as "medically unwell", the IRC has found.


WED
3:29PM

TUE
1:02PM

Public rebuke was reasonable management action

A Westpac business coach acted reasonably in publicly rebuking a senior employee during a staff meeting, a Tasmanian tribunal has ruled in rejecting the employee's psychological injury claim.


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