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AMIEU scope order bid rejected over failure to deal with SDA in good faith

In a ruling that underlines the good faith obligations bargaining representatives owe each other, Fair Work Australia has dismissed the meat union's bid for a scope order at Woolworths because it failed to notify the shop union of its concerns about the bargaining process, denied it a chance to respond and failed to bargain in good faith with the rival union.

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