Union Defeats Government on Workplace Relations
Grahame McCulloch
Abstract
Grahame McCulloch
Abstract
An amended version of Brendan Nelson's Backing Australia's Future package was passed in the Senate in early December, 2003. While the Government won many of its key objectives - increased fees and charges, the student learning entitlement, no indexation and increased government regulation of universities - it suffered a comprehensive defeat on workplace relations issues.
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An amended version of Brendan Nelson's Backing Australia's Future package was passed in the Senate in early December, 2003. While the Government won many of its key objectives - increased fees and charges, the student learning entitlement, no indexation and increased government regulation of universities - it suffered a comprehensive defeat on workplace relations issues.
Key concepts: Entitlement (fair division), Government (linguistics), Political science, Public administration, Public relations, Law, Economics, Philosophy