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AIRC rejects Government and Tyco bid to stop secret ballots for union strikes

An AIRC full bench today dismissed an appeal supported by the Federal Government against orders for a secret ballot for industrial action after finding that the union was genuinely trying to reach agreement and not seeking to include prohibited content in a proposed collective agreement.

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