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Labor’s plan would restore sweeping powers to the Industrial Relations Commission, including giving it the ability to act like a court

Two lower house MPs have complained to Speaker Milton Dick about personal attacks by Labor MPs on Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather.

Integrating migration and employment regulations would improve Australia’s migration system, write Stephen Clibborn and Chris F Wright (University of Sydney).

The Australian economy has experienced a strong recovery and is enjoying record-low unemployment, but domestic and international challenges will cast a long shadow over 2023, University of Sydney Business School academics have warned.Dr Michael ShinH

Hundreds of amendments, extra sitting days and horse-trading with an independent senator reflect the determination of Labor to urgently increase the capacity of the industrial courts and unions to crush a mounting wave of working-class unrest.

Overall, for a new Labor government prosecuting a major overhaul of workplace law, the collaborative approach is working.

Overall, for a new Labor government prosecuting a major overhaul of workplace law, the collaborative approach is working.

Overall, for a new Labor government prosecuting a major overhaul of workplace law, the collaborative approach is working.

Overall, for a new Labor government prosecuting a major overhaul of workplace law, the collaborative approach is working.

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