Union puts the brakes on

Article Abstract:

The national secretary of the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU) vehicle division, Ian Jones, says the Industrial Relations Commission (IRC) has sent a clear message about the validity of enterprise agreement provisions that oblige manufacturer to involve workers in decision about restructuring. He also hopes the resolution of the spat will be the first step in a better relationship between Holden and the AMWU.

Motor vehicles and car bodies, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Labor Relations, Employee Relations, Laws, regulations and rules, Automobile industry, Powers and duties, Australia. Industrial Relations Commission, Labour relations, GM Holden Ltd.

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Gambling man

Article Abstract:

Tabcorp was a small gambling company before the arrival of Matthew Slatter on the scene. The company has become the fourth largest gambling company within the last two years i.e., since the appointment of Matthew Slatter as its chief executive officer. A brief profile of Slatter is furnished and his beliefs and attitudes are discussed.

Executive changes & profiles, Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Officials and employees, Appreciation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Gambling industry, Chief executive officers, Rankings, Tabcorp Holdings Ltd., Slatter, Matthew

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