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Election a HEWRRs Crossroads

Ken McAlpine

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Abstract

In 2005, the Federal Government passed laws linking 7.5% of universities' funding to industrial relations rules called the Higher Education Workplace Relations Requirements (HEWRRs). Through the HEWRRs, the Government attacked the entitlements of employees, the collective rights of staff and the status of universities as autonomous institutions. This interference in universities has been unprecedented.

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In 2005, the Federal Government passed laws linking 7.5% of universities' funding to industrial relations rules called the Higher Education Workplace Relations Requirements (HEWRRs). Through the HEWRRs, the Government attacked the entitlements of employees, the collective rights of staff and the status of universities as autonomous institutions. This interference in universities has been unprecedented.

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In 2005, the Federal Government passed laws linking 7.5% of universities' funding to industrial relations rules called the Higher Education Workplace Relations Requirements (HEWRRs). Through the HEWRRs, the Government attacked the entitlements of employees, the collective rights of staff and the status of universities as autonomous institutions. This interference in universities has been unprecedented.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Public administration, Public relations, Political science, Industrial relations, Business, Law and economics, Law

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