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Industrial Relations laws
Government Promises to Remove Criminal Penalties for Employers Calling After-Hours
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has committed to passing new legislation to remove criminal sanctions for breaches of the 'right to disconnect.'
February 8, 2024
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Right To Contact Workers After-Hours At the Heart of Workplace Reform Debate
Labor, which doesn't have a majority in the Senate, is courting crossbench Senators Jacqui Lambie and David Pocock ...
February 6, 2024
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Shadow Treasurer Warns Labor Against Repeating History’s Mistakes
Angus Taylor says a workplace law dispute in the 1980s that nullified union power helped pave the way ...
November 17, 2023
BY
Nick Spencer
Australian Companies Call on Parliament to Vote Down ‘Deeply Flawed’ Industrial Relations Bill
Australian industrial and business communities have called on the parliament to reject the newly introduced workplace relations bill, ...
September 5, 2023
BY
Alfred Bui
Workplace Rule Changes Become Law
The federal government is heralding its industrial relations reforms as a Christmas present for the Australian economy after ...
December 1, 2022
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AAP
ACT Senator Strikes Deal Giving Australia’s Labor Government Crucial Vote for Passing Industrial Relations Bill
The centre-left Labor government looks like it has secured the necessary votes to pass its controversial industrial relations ...
November 27, 2022
BY
Nina Nguyen
Federal Workplace Changes Set to Pass Lower House
Employees will soon be closer to accessing multi-employer bargaining to get higher wages, with the government's workplace reforms ...
November 9, 2022
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AAP
Independent Senators Put Brake on IR Bill
Changes to workplace laws that would give more power to employees requesting flexible hours and negotiating leverage have ...
November 6, 2022
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AAP
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