Labor and unions to be of a different accord; a rapidly changing union movement wil forge a new relationship with any future federal labor government

Article Abstract:

Past experiences with Labor Government have caused Australian labor unions to be somewhat resentful and cautious of the party. Although Labor officials promise that their party's power would be pro-union and pro-worker, unions have learned from the past and will be more sectional and open about their demands and will not tolerate policies that may be harmful to their members.

Political organizations, Statistical Data Included, Political aspects, Beazley, Kim, Australian Labour Party

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Cost or opportunity? Businesses have the chance to use the union's work and family test case to argue for greater flexibility

Article Abstract:

The main problems, faced by the business people after perusing the key elements of the union's claim, to go before a full bench of the Industrial Relations Commission (IRC), are discussed. The key demands of the union in the work and family test case are presented.

Businesspeople

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Unions want their party back

Article Abstract:

Some of the reasons of frustration of the union movement over the seven state and territory Labor government due to the industrial relations issue are discussed.

Analysis, Labor movement, Labour movement

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