Labor's IR creates unease

Article Abstract:

The Australian Labor party committed itself to balanced budgets, less costly tax, and free trade at its national conference in August 2000. However, the party's approach to industrial relations is causing concern.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Labor relations, Fiscal policy, Australian Labour Party

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It's time - to consolidate: business has had too much change and too little detail about what the main parties propose to do in government

Article Abstract:

Australian businesses will be looking for politicians who emphasize the protection of gains already achieved from business reform in the run-up to the federal election. Business groups are not anticipating many concessions from the coalition parties or the Australian Labor Party during the election campaign.

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Open for business

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the political position of the Democrat Party in Australia are discussed, with focus on the party's relationship with business and industry. Particular attention is given to Natasha Stott Despoja's encouragement for businesses to rely on the Democrat party.

Interview, Democratic Party (United States), Despoja, Natasha Stott

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