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Russell Lansbury | IR changes the biggest win for Australian workers in a lifetime

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By Russell Lansbury
| Queanbeyan Age Verified
Senator David Pocock's amendments to the bill will help to restore the social contract at work in Australia. The concessions he has won from the government will strengthen both the industrial relations and welfare systems. Pocock has been subject to a strong campaign by some employers and their organisations against the rights of workers and their unions to engage in collective bargaining beyond the enterprise level.
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Employers say Labor’s new industrial relations bill threatens the economy. Denmark tells a different story

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By Chris Wright, Russell Lansbury, Søren Kaj Andersen
| Pearls and Irritations
Labor’s proposed amendment to the Fair Work Act (subtitled its Secure Jobs, Better Pay bill) has drawn fire from Australia’s three leading employer groups: the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which says it will create more strikes and unemployment the Australian Industry Group, which says it threatens decades of national prosperity and will turn workplaces into conflict zones and the Business Council of Australia, which says it risks tipping the economy over the edge while...
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Employers say Labor's new industrial relations bill threatens the economy. Denmark tells a different story

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By Chris Wright Verified, Russell Lansbury, Søren Kaj Andersen
| The Conversation Verified
Labor’s proposed amendment to the Fair Work Act (subtitled its Secure Jobs, Better Pay bill) has drawn fire from Australia’s three leading employer groups: the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which says it will create more strikes and unemployment the Australian Industry Group, which says it threatens decades of national prosperity and will turn workplaces into conflict zones and the Business Council of Australia, which says it risks tipping the economy over the edge while...
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