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ARTICLE · 13 AUGUST 2015

Workplace relations framework – Productivity Commission draft report

The Government intends to use the Productivity Commission's draft report to develop a future workplace relations policy.

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Workplace Relations Framework – Productivity Commission Draft Report

Introduction

The wait is over. On 4 August 2015, the Productivity Commission released its draft report on the Australian workplace relations framework. The draft report recommends a number of sensible changes to the current landscape, although it is likely that some of the recommendations will be controversial. The Australian Government intends to use the Productivity Commission's report to develop its workplace relations policy to take to the next election.

Productivity Commission

The Productivity Commission (Commission) is the Australian Government's independent research and advisory body on a range of issues affecting the welfare of Australians. In January 2015 it published five issues papers summarising the scope of its inquiry into the workplace relations framework in Australia and seeking submissions on the issues that it raised. The draft report (Report) sets out the draft

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