Election 2016: ALP promises crackdown on labour hire
Ewin HannanWorkplace Editor
Labour hire companies would have to pay to join a compulsory national licensing regime under a Labor Party plan to impose penalties of up to $1.1 million for licence breaches.
Companies that are based overseas and supply workers to Australian firms, either directly or through other companies, would have to be licensed to do business locally.
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Ewin Hannan is a columnist. Connect with Ewin on Twitter.
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