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Industrial relations changes: Almost $1 billion a year could be added to gig economy, labour-hire wage bill - Vimarsana News

Industrial relations changes: Almost $1 billion a year could be added to gig economy, labour-hire wage bill

Rideshare drivers and food deliverers are expected to receive an extra $400 million a year, while wages in the labour-hire sector could rise by $510 million annually, detail in the bill shows.

Wage theft a Trojan horse for harder to sell IR changes - Vimarsana News

Wage theft a Trojan horse for harder to sell IR changes

Some measures in Labor’s omnibus bill are eminently defensible. But business plans an ad campaign against “the most extreme interventionist workplace changes proposed in Australia”.

Source: afr.com
Tony Burke fails to win over business with industrial relations overhaul - Vimarsana News

Tony Burke fails to win over business with industrial relations overhaul

Tony Burke says labour hire changes will affect just 67,000 despite concerns from business, particularly the mining industry.

Source: afr.com
Miners blast Labor's 'onerous' IR shake-up - Vimarsana News

Miners blast Labor's 'onerous' IR shake-up

Rex deputy chairman John Sharp says the government should allow Qatar Airways to land more flights; support for an Indigenous Voice to parliament falls to 38 per cent. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
IR: Business prepares to take fight over Closing Loopholes Bill to voters - Vimarsana News

IR: Business prepares to take fight over Closing Loopholes Bill to voters

Business groups are warning of higher prices for consumers and job losses under federal workplace laws to be put to parliament next week.

Source: smh.com.au