Employment Notes
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France: The Loi Travail - Introduction
One of Emmanuel Macron's key campaign promises was the reform of laws relating to employees partly, in order to help French companies respond in a more …
Australia: Latest data on enterprise bargaining wages trends – March 2017 quarter
The 'Trends in Federal Enterprise Bargaining' report for January-March 2017 was released by the Department of Employment yesterday. This data is a …
Australia: New corrupting benefits legislation - what do employers need to know now?
Employers will have to adopt strict safeguards and auditing measures to ensure compliance with the new corrupting benefits legislation which …
Australia: Banking and Finance Bargaining Update
Issue #1 2017 In this edition we will discuss the Senate Committee Inquiry into corporate avoidance of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth), the progress of the …
UK: Legislation - Employment law reform proposals during the Summer 2017 General Election
The main parties' manifestos for the general election all contained numerous proposed employment law reforms, the Conservatives promising "the greatest …
Australia: Wages trends in enterprise bargaining - latest data
The 'Trends in Federal Enterprise Bargaining' report for October-December 2016 was released by the Department of Employment this week. Across the …
Asia: The Role of Unions
Unions are becoming increasingly prevalent across Asia. Here we take a look at which aspects of the employment relationship unions may be involved in …
Australia: The new NERR – another bargaining stumbling block?
From 3 April 2017, there is a new look to the most controversial form in enterprise bargaining – the notice of employee representational rights (NERR). …
Australia: The right to vote - casual academics and enterprise bargaining
Two recent decisions have provided some important guidance on the obligation for employers to include, or not include, casual employees in enterprise …
Australia: Employers do not need to hold out for legislative change to activate useful enterprise bargaining levers
In recent weeks, we’ve seen a very familiar industrial relations dynamic play out in the media. Imminent strike. Employees demand higher wages. …
Australia: Full Bench in Aurizon turns tide on enterprise agreement terminations
In brief A recent decision of the Full Bench of the Fair Work Commission has overturned previous authority and rejected the notion that it will …
Spain: Expired collective bargaining agreement may remain applicable
The Spanish Supreme Court's judgment of 22 December 2014 has recently been published, establishing binding legal precedent with regard to the extended …
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