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Case Summary: Lattouf v Australian Broadcasting Corporation
by: Karen Ansen - Ignite HRPublished on: 10/07/2024A summary of the key points in Lattouf v Australian Broadcasting Corporation, an unlawful termination application under section 773 of the Fair Work Act 2009.
Annual Wage Review 2023-2024: Key Points
by: Karen Ansen - Ignite HRPublished on: 06/06/2024Key points from the Fair Work Commission's 2023-2024 Annual Wage Review, including the 3.75% increase from 1 July 2024 and new gender pay equity initiatives.
Fair Work Commission’s Research Project on Gender Pay Equity
by: Karen Ansen - Ignite HRPublished on: 08/04/2024The Fair Work Commission has launched a two-stage research project into occupational segregation and gender undervaluation.
Stage 3 Work Value Case: Key Decisions on Aged Care Wages
by: Karen Ansen - Ignite HRPublished on: 19/03/2024The Fair Work Commission has concluded Stage 3 of the aged care work value proceedings. Here are the key decisions and next steps.
Aged Care Reform: The Work Value Case
by: Karen Ansen - Ignite HRPublished on: 16/11/2023An overview of the Fair Work Commission's aged care work value case, its three stages and what employers should do next.
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