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The politics of IR policy : Comments
By Fred Argy, published 22/5/2007Who is winning politically on industrial relations policy?
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Right now there is no good will been shown by all parties. Unions cannot accept the fact that the concept of Equal Pay for Equal Work is dead and Business believes that profits can only rise when they cut pay and working conditions or export business to a Third World Country.
But the facts are, there are no winners. There is only one way this Nation can be a winner, when Work Choices are abolished. When all parties return to collective bargaining and take a business like approach to Industrial Relations in this country.
The solution its quite simple, when all parties take the approach that the end result produces a win for the Employer and a win for the Employee. Who will be the big winner this nation, we call Australia.