“A senior government source has confirmed to me that they are taking seriously this pitch by the unions to allow for multi-employer bargaining agreements,” Mr
Clennell told Sky News Australia.Mr Clennell said the government’s view of the “system of enterprise bargaining agreements with one employer” is that it’s “not lifting wages”.
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