Landmark multi-employer deal sparks union turf war
The first multi-employer agreement to be reached under Labor’s new laws has sparked a union turf war and claims that the new bargaining regime deprives workers of a role in negotiations.
Air-conditioning manufacturers allege that the plumbers’ union is pressuring firms not to sign up to the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union’s landmark multi-employer agreement for the sector, approved in June, and instead are demanding they sign enterprise agreements with them.
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