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'Crazy' mining industry campaign - a case of history repeating? - Vimarsana News

'Crazy' mining industry campaign - a case of history repeating?

The mining lobby claims the changes will deny workers “the opportunity to negotiate more pay for harder work”.

Master Builders' CEO Shaun Schmitke described Labor's 'same job, same pay' proposal as an attack on 'basic Australian values' - Vimarsana News

Master Builders' CEO Shaun Schmitke described Labor's 'same job, same pay' proposal as an attack on 'basic Australian values'

The head of Master Builders has slammed the Albanese government’s plans to introduce “Same Job, Same Pay” laws, branding them “Un-Australian”.

Business unites to oppose destructive IR changes - Vimarsana News

Business unites to oppose destructive IR changes

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Business unites to oppose destructive IR changes - Master Builders Australia - Vimarsana News

Business unites to oppose destructive IR changes - Master Builders Australia

The Australian business community today stands as one with the launch of a national media campaign to raise public awareness of the risks if the Albanese Government implements the so-called ‘Same Job, Same Pay’ industrial relations changes.

MCA, BCA, ACCI, AIG, APPEA, NFF unite against Labor's work rules - Vimarsana News

MCA, BCA, ACCI, AIG, APPEA, NFF unite against Labor's work rules

The business community has declared war on the Albanese government over its proposed labour hire laws, arguing the changes will remove reward for effort and stifle wage and business growth.

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