Australian Industry Group Chief Executive Innes Willox says nobody has “seen the legislation” regarding the Labor government’s IR Bill.
“This is going to be a diabolical situation for employers, the only winners really are going to be the unions and employment lawyers,” Mr Willox said.“It’s essentially giving unions who may only have a very minor role in a workplace, a huge role in the outcome of wage negotiations.”
Suggest he googles it!
The inept labor governments
'nobody has seen the legislation'? The bill that's freely available on the Parliament House website? With the explanatory memorandum and all the readings and amendments? That legislation? The audacity of the AIG to blatantly lie. auspol
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