A forest fire starts again

Article Abstract:

Australia's regional forest agreement (RFA) process, which allows the forest industry to selectively log native forests, is in jeopardy. While green parties have always been against RFAs, the Labor Party has committed itself to phasing out all logging operations by 2003, and this policy has caused infighting within the party over the favoring of special interest environmental groups over timber workers and their unions.

Administration of Conservation Programs, Forest Land Management, Contracts, Political aspects, Forest management, Green parties (Political science), Green parties, Forest conservation, Forest policy

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Democrats could hinder Labor on unions

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The repercussions of Australian Labor Party's coalition with the labor unions for the forthcoming elections are discussed. Possibility of Labor's proposed industrial relations reforms i.e., the amendments to Workplace Relations Act, being opposed by the Democrats is also discussed, considering the shortage in the number of contestants.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, Alliances, partnerships, Labor organizations, Labor Unions, Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations, Political activity, Company business management, Alliances and partnerships, Labour unions, Australian Labour Party, Australian Democrats Party, Amendments (Parliamentary practice)

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