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Sham arrangements and the use of labour hire in the building and construction industry: Discussion paper prepared by the Australian Building and Construction Commissioner

John Howe, Tess Hardy

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Submission by the Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law to the Australian Building and Construction Commission Inquiry into Sham Contracting

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Submission by the Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law to the Australian Building and Construction Commission Inquiry into Sham Contracting

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Submission by the Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law to the Australian Building and Construction Commission Inquiry into Sham Contracting

Key concepts: Construction industry, Building construction, Building industry, Engineering, Architectural engineering, Labour economics, Business, Construction engineering

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