Fair Work Legislation 2010 publishes in August 2010 and the price of the 2009 volume has been significantly reduced. Buy now to get a useful point-in-time version of the legislation at a great price.

Includes 1 January 2010 changes.

Negotiate the transition from Workplace Relations to the Fair Work regime with the only collection of the four key laws in one book:
• Fair Work Act 2009 with Regulations and Rules
• Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009 with Regulations
• Workplace Relations Act 1996 (as at 30 June 2009) with Regulations and AIRC Rules
• Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009 (extracts) with Regulations

Complete the package of significant changes with other essential materials including:
• Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act 2005 with Regulations and the BCII (Transition to Fair Work) Bill
• Federal Court and Federal Magistrates Acts, Regulations and Rules (Fair Work Division extracts)
• Independent Contractors Act 2006 with Regulations
• Trade Practices Act 1974 (extracts - incorporating cartel amendments)

Reduce risk and be certain of currency at-a-glance through grey-shading of provisions yet to commence and editor’s notes identifying future commencement dates.

Understand the key changes now in force and the effects of recent amendments through Professor Andrew Stewart’s concise overview of the Fair Work legislation.

User friendly layout and enhanced features include:
• cross-references between Acts, Regulations and Rules, which aid practice
• thumb tabs on page edges, which aid navigation
• descriptive and useful subsection headings, which assist comprehension
• tables of provisions and mini tables of provisions for faster location
• detailed page headings for easier orientation
• comparative tables between the four primary workplace relations laws
• subject index
• and more …

Fair Work Legislation 2009 continues Thomson Reuters’ tradition of publishing highly-regarded and widely used books for workplace professionals needing to quickly come to grips with complex legislative changes.

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