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Police have charged a man with a number of offences after he produced a knife and assaulted staff at a medical facility in South Brisbane overnight. It is understood that Mater Hospital security staff were notified of the man after he was refused service due to his behaviour about 7.40pm in the reception area. It is alleged that the 28-year-old man produced a knife, threatened security staff and threw a chair and coffee table in the direction of two staff.

BUPA Australia is facing a s.739 (Application to deal with a dispute) lodged by a staffer (Kalsi).

Former gaming attendant, Kim Colgrave, was overcome with emotion as she spoke of a career change to the disability sector and what it had meant. Ms Colgrave and seven other jobseekers participated in Devonfield Enterprise’s ‘Get Set for Work’ in the disability industry training program, which aimed to inspire people to look at disability care as a job option. “This course has brought the best out in me, it’s somewhat of a life changing experience. I didn’t have any idea of what was involved but through undertaking it I have made the decision that I want this as a career,” Ms Colgrave said. Project manager Karin Febey, of Devon Training and Employment Services, the provider of the Department of State Growth’s Work and Training Pathway Pilot program for demand led industries, said the disability sector was undergoing major reform in relation to the provision of disability support and care.

An application for approval of the Howard Solomon Therapy Assistants Enterprise Agreement 2016 (s.185 – Application for approval of a single-enterprise agreement) will be heard by Commissioner Lee in his Hobart chambers today.

Ms Sharmain Naicker has failed in her application for more time to pursue an unfair dismissal claim against South Eastern Sydney Local Health District T/A Royal Hospital for Women.

Hervey Bay Daycare & Respite Centre Incorporated has put McPherson out to pasture and a s.394 (Application for unfair dismissal remedy) is the response.

The Fair Work Commission has approved the RSL Care SA Nurses Enterprise Agreement 2015.

The Health Services Union and Clinical Laboratories Pty Ltd are having a s.739 (Application to deal with a dispute) heard by Commissioner Cribb in Conference Room E – Level 6 in Melbourne.