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Shifting the Balance of Power in Collective Bargaining: Australian Law, Industrial Action and Work Choices
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  • 1998International Labour Organisation638 cited
  • 1980Reconcilable Differences: New Directions in Canadian Labour Law32 cited
  • 2001Labour Law: Text and Materials7 cited
  • 2000Trade union regulation and the accountability of union office-holders: examining the corporate model7 cited
  • 2000Stopping or preventing industrial action in Australia6 cited

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  • 2013The evolution of freedom of association in Australia's federal industrial relations law: from trade union security to workplace rights3 cited
  • 2016The Productivity Commission and industrial relations reform3 cited

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