No protection

Article Abstract:

The implications of the new industrial relations law proposed by the Australian federal government are examined from the perspective of contractors and the labor-hire workers. The objectives of the government are highlighted. The law is likely to put the independent contractors at a disadvantage when compared to the employees.

Government domestic functions, Personnel administration, Labor Relations, Employee Relations, Social policy, Labor law, Independent contractors, Labour law, Labour relations

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Dobbers get rights

Article Abstract:

Australia would have its first national laws protecting corporate whistleblowers, if the Federal Government's corporate governance proposals proceed to legislation. This law is aimed to improve reporting of breaches of corporate law and help ensure the market receives correct and complete information.

Corporation law, Whistle blowing, Whistleblowing

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Promises, promises

Article Abstract:

Though they differ considerably on industrial policies, both Labor and Liberal parties are offering measures to protect small businesses from market fluctuations created by big players. The main concern is whether Bob McMullan of Labor party can deliver the goods promised in the election manifesto.

Government expenditures, Public affairs, Small Business, Political activity, Economic policy, Political parties, Industrial policy, SOHO

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