Labour hire lobby group backs its workforce model as business-friendly union 'disrupter'

Ian Kirkwood
Updated May 21 2020 - 11:18pm, first published 9:00pm
CRITICAL CASE: CFMEU member Chad Stokes, Industrial Relations Minister Christian Porter and Recruitment, Consulting and Staffing Association chief executive Charles Cameron, all vitally interested in WorkPac v Rossato.
CRITICAL CASE: CFMEU member Chad Stokes, Industrial Relations Minister Christian Porter and Recruitment, Consulting and Staffing Association chief executive Charles Cameron, all vitally interested in WorkPac v Rossato.

THE federal government would "very quickly" work out the flow-on effects of the WorkPac v Rossato court case, with Industrial Relations Minister Christian Porter saying it was "not in anyone's mutual interests" for employers' costs to rise during the nation's "greatest ever" challenge.

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Ian Kirkwood

Ian Kirkwood

Journalist

Reporting journalist at the Newcastle Herald since 1987. Editorial writer, general reporter, industrial relations, industry and coal.

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