Opinion
The Prime Minister has brokered detente between government, employers and unions to try to deliver meaningful workplace reform and help generate post-pandemic employment. Whether a shell-shocked nation is ready remains to be seen, argues Michelle Grattan.
News
Union-busting legislation has been reintroduced amid tense scenes in parliament, less than a week after the bill was defeated in the Senate.
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Marshall Government plans to crack down on lobbyists have been watered down, with legislation to be introduced today allowing trade union officials to continue on the state register.
UPDATED: SA Labor’s factions have splintered in a messy preselection brawl, with union threats to break away from the ALP and two prominent union bosses today nominating for the Upper House amid a protest at a factional stitch-up that has many party insiders seething.
Construction union state secretary Aaron Cartledge is facing an historic challenge to his leadership, triggering the CFMEU’s first-ever contested election for the top job, InDaily can reveal.
The creation of enterprise unions and a move away from an adversarial industrial relations system are crucial to boosting productivity in Australia, writes Richard Blandy.
