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By Brian on November 2, 2011
The Gillard Government has been accused of siding with Qantas to the disadvantage of the unions. This has been argued in relation to Government’s support for the termination of industrial action by Fair Work Australia. But there is more than [...]
Posted in Featured, Law, Politics | Tagged Alam Joyce, Fair Work Australia, FWA, industrial dispute, industrial relations policy, Julia Gillard, qantas |
By Mark Bahnisch on September 24, 2008
…45% of Australians think so, according to this fortnight’s Essential Research poll. As a bit of an addendum to my earlier post about Julia Gillard’s speech last week to the National Press Club on the detail of the Forward with [...]
Posted in Industrial Relations, Polls | Tagged ACTU, ALP, brendan nelson, Essential Research, Industrial Relations, industrial relations policy, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Labor, labour movement, liberal leadership, Liberal Party, Malcolm Turnbull, political analysis, polling, Polls, psephology, Rudd government, union movement, WorkChoices, workplace relations |
By Mark Bahnisch on September 18, 2008
Earlier in the year, writing in On Line Opinion, I thought that Labor’s “Forward With Fairness” industrial relations policy was best interpreted as an attempt to entrench a new workplace settlement acceptable to all parties – and I still think [...]
Posted in Industrial Relations | Tagged ACTU, ALP, collective bargaining, employment rights, Federal election 2007, Forward with fairness, Industrial Relations, industrial relations policy, ir legislation, Jeff Lawrence, Julia Gillard, Julie Bishop, Kevin Rudd, Labor, labour movement, National Press Club address, Rachel Siewert, Rudd government, Senate, Sharan Burrow, Telstra, The Greens, unfair dismissal, unions, workplace relations |
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