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Labor's IR laws don't leave workers better off overall - Vimarsana News

Labor's IR laws don't leave workers better off overall

Claims the new IR laws will close the gender pay gap and strengthen equal pay laws are welcome. But, as Mary Merkenich and Sarah Hathway argue, the laws will divide workers and weaken the Better Off Overall Test.

Labor's IR bill doesn't leave workers better off overall - Vimarsana News

Labor's IR bill doesn't leave workers better off overall

Claims the IR amendments will close the gender pay gap and strengthen equal pay laws are welcome. But, as Mary Merkenich and Sarah Hathway argue the bill will divide workers and weaken the Better Off Overall Test.

The Psychological Assumption Behind Multi Enterprise Bargaining - Employee Benefits & Compensation - Vimarsana News

The Psychological Assumption Behind Multi Enterprise Bargaining - Employee Benefits & Compensation

In our previous blog, Chris Gardner and I explained why in our view, if the Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill was made law, it would spell the end of single-enterprise bargaining.

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WA nurses fight for a real wage rise - Vimarsana News

WA nurses fight for a real wage rise

Members of the Australian Nursing Federation Western Australia will start day long work stoppages on November 17 as part of its enterprise bargaining agreement negotiations with the WA Labor government. Chris Jenkins reports.

NTEU industrial action broadens as cost of living rises bite - Vimarsana News

NTEU industrial action broadens as cost of living rises bite

The number of workers taking strike action has risen this year, up from record lows for a decade. University workers are a part of this movement, reports Jonathan Strauss.