MANAGEMENT

Turning the clock back

PLANS to bring in multi-employer bargaining will undo all the good work the mining industry has done, two key lobby groups argue.

Plans to introduce multi-employer bargaining are seen as a retrograde step.

Plans to introduce multi-employer bargaining are seen as a retrograde step.

One of the outcomes from the federal government's September 1-2 Jobs and Skills Summit was its commitment to update the Fair Work Act to ensure workers and businesses had flexible agreement options including...

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