Infighting kills off a free-market voice

Article Abstract:

The National Institute of Labor Studies, based in Adelaide, Australia, once a powerful voice in industrial relations, has renounced its independent role and shifted to the centre.

Labor Relations NEC, Management, National Institute of Labor Studies

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Common ground: a new spirit of compromise seems likely to defuse industrial relations as an election issue

Article Abstract:

Industrial relations is unlikely to be a key issue in Australia's forthcoming elections. This comes as evidence increases that enterprise bargaining is playing a role in supporting a higher level of productive and collaborative employee relations.

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The green dream

Article Abstract:

The uncertain future of Greens, a political party in Australia is discussed. Even though the party is the third most powerful political party it's influence is restricted to the inner cities and is unlikely to fetch it a nationwide mandate.

Australia, Public affairs, Political activity, Political parties

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