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AMMA urges workplace reform

RESOURCES industry employer group the Australian Mines and Metals Association, is again rattling its sabre, launching a new campaign for industrial relations reform, pushing for five “urgent reforms” to workplace practices it says are vital.

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The group says the Turnbull Government needs to take action on Labor's "excessive and costly" union workplace entry laws.   "AMMA's members across the national resource industry are deeply concerned...

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