NEWS-HR

Macquarie Area Rehabilitation Specialties Inc is facing a s.394 (Application for unfair dismissal remedy) in front of Deputy President Lawrence in his Sydney Chambers (Hayward).

The Salvation Army has put Walker on the pavement and the response is a s.394 (Application for unfair dismissal remedy).

An application for approval of the Neighbourhood Houses and Adult Contemporary Education Centres Collective Agreement 2016 (s.185 – Application for approval of multi-enterprise agreement) will be determined by Commissioner Booth in the Fair Work Commission Central Plaza Two Level 14 66 Eagle Street Brisbane at 2pm today.

Lifestyle Supports Pty Ltd has been served with a s.372 (Application to deal with other contravention disputes) by Williams.

The Victoria State Emergency Services Authority T/A Victoria State Emergency Service has got its Victoria State Emergency Service Agreement 2016 application past Commissioner Lee in Melbourne on the 20 December 2016.

Warrina Innisfail has succeeded in its application for its Warrina Innsfall, Australia Workers Union and Support Staff Enterprise Agreement 2016.

A Brisbane nurse accused of killing her 10-year-old nephew has been refused bail in the Supreme Court. Curtis Powell was found dead at a home in Mackenzie on Brisbane’s southside on July 19, 2015. Jodie Maree Powell, 43, and her partner, James Colin Burnham, 35, were charged earlier this month after an 18-month investigation into the death of the boy. The Department of Child Safety placed Curtis in the couple’s care in 2009. He was found dead at their Mackenzie home.

A pregnant woman who attacked a rest home worker and an animal control officer has been warned she will end up in prison if she reoffends. Kiriwaitutu​ Hawkins, 23, was sentenced on Tuesday at the Manukau District Court and placed on a two year supervision order. The Hamilton mother-of-two lashed out on two separate occasions in February this year, earning charges of threatening to kill, intentional damage of a motor vehicle and threatening behaviour. In the first incident on February 18, Hawkins was visiting her mother at a rest home and became angry when she was not allowed to leave her children in her mother’s care. Hawkins swore and threatened the rest home manager before physically attacking her. “You lunged at her, punched and abused her and spat at other staff members,” Judge Jane Lovell-Smith said. “You were screaming at the victim and police were called.”