The New Industrial Relations: Portents for the Lowly Paid

David H. Plowman · Alison C. Preston

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Labor Movements and Unions Labor Law and Work Dynamics Legal and Labor Studies

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The federal government’s new industrial relations legislation (WorkChoice) is designed to radically change the way agreement-making is conducted in Australia. The proposed changes will see primacy of individual and common-law contracts over collective

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2002Individual contracts, bargaining and union membership

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