Why a new approach to technology is crucial in IR reform

Picture of Jarrod McGrath Jarrod McGrath July 03, 2020

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Why a new approach to technology is crucial in IR reform

Workplace agreements struck up between enterprises, unions and staff rarely take into account the capability of company technology systems to implement them.

There’s very little about 2020 so far that could have easily been predicted, but one thing that comes as no surprise is that industrial relations (IR) reform has become centre stage for Australia’s ambitious JobMaker plan and financial exit strategy from COVID-19.

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