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ACTU steps up Work Choices TV ads; Combet again rejects MP role

The ACTU has launched a new anti-Work Choices TV advertisement on the first anniversary of the laws and released opinion poll results finding 69% of voters agree that individual contracts give too much power to employers, while 24% disagree.

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