Calls by ‘big end of towners’ for industrial relations reforms amount to little more than kicking election campaign goals for the union movement and Labor. Just one example is Anthony Albanese recently praising a deal between the Business Council of Australia and the ACTU for IR reform.
The Morrison government has fiddled with some proposed IR reforms in response to complaints from big business lobbyists about the difficulties of the ‘good faith bargaining’ process.
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