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Chalmers cannot fix productivity without fixing workplaces
The Treasurer is betting that he can win on productivity while going backwards on IR. He can only lose.
Michael AngwinFormer IR adviserJim Chalmers is betting that he can raise labour productivity, and broader productivity, without challenging historical work practices and changing the way work is done.
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Michael Angwin is a former industrial relations adviser. He is author of 'Playing in the Twilight'
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