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The Labor government is as buoyed by its tax and industrial relations policies as the business community is aghast at the impact. But who’s listening?

The founding CEO of the Business Council of Australia explains how the lobby group was created 40 years ago, and its influence on public policy.

This big lie has been around for decades (I remember the argument from my college days in the 1970s), that employed women make less money than men.

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Commentary Labor supporters are in a frisson of excitement because they hold all of the mainland states along ...

I never get too stressed about a new government unless they’re promising really worrying ‘stuff’. So in picking an election winner, I often use the method I employ when I’m invited to the races.

Federal public servants will start enterprise bargaining from next May. Many agencies have received only small pay rises of 2% a year, at most, throughout the nine years of Coalition government. Stanley Blair reports.

Federal public servants will start enterprise bargaining from next May. Many agencies have received only small pay rises of 2% a year, at most, throughout the nine years of Coalition government. Stanley Blair reports.

The federal government is heralding its industrial relations reforms as a Christmas present for the Australian economy after ...

Businesses should not reject multi-employer bargaining out of hand. It is better than a status quo that no-one is happy with.