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Andrews escapes contempt proceedings but cops a blast from NSW IRC

The NSW IRC seriously considered bringing contempt proceedings against Workplace Relations Minister Kevin Andrews over a press release he issued on the State Wage Case, and also yesterday made clear its concern about the "disruption" the Minister caused to the proceedings "for no good purpose".

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