Having been burned once on Labor’s workplace agenda, business is determined to not get played again, and to achieve a better result the second time around.
The Albanese government’s plans to put more restrictions on business use of casuals and labour hire firms is just an ideological exercise of political power that once again does the bidding of Labor’s union paymasters.
That is the scathing verdict of the Business Council of Australia’s submission that skewers the Albanese government’s next round of workplace changes.
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