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RURAL LEGALITIES: Move to four-day week must pass Fairwork pub test | Stock Journal

RURAL LEGALITIES: Move to four-day week must pass Fairwork pub test | Stock Journal
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Burke's pattern bargaining 'reform' an embarrassment for Labor

The first new pay deal that is supposed to get workers’ wages moving amid the ‘cost of living crisis’ sits in limbo as unions squabble among themselves.

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Seismic IR shift means increasing strikes, higher unemployment

Seismic IR shift means increasing strikes, higher unemployment
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Jobs summit: CEOs seen but not heard at the Jobs Summit

Jobs summit: CEOs seen but not heard at the Jobs Summit
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The Liberals' agenda is bad for regional Australia - but the Nationals play along anyway

The Liberals agenda is bad for regional Australia - but the Nationals play along anyway Richard Denniss © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: James Ross/AAP The National party represents many electorates which have high rates of unemployment and people receiving government support payments, and a high proportion of workers on the minimum wage. So you can see why they spend so much time attacking IR laws, renewable energy, and “urban elites” – creating blame is a lot easier than creating regional jobs. Over the summer, Australia’s deputy prime minister Michael McCormack, actually blamed the viewing habits of city residents for the lack of fruit pickers in regional Australia, declaring: “I say to those people who perhaps have done reasonably well off jobseeker, who may have earned more than they could have dreamt of, it is perhaps to turn the Stan and Netflix off to come to the regions [where] you can have a better life.”

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