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AWA median pay 16.3% less than under collective deals, but higher for "union avoidance" premium: study

The median (rather than average) pay of non-managerial employees on AWAs is 16.3% lower than for those on registered collective agreements, but higher for some employees of big businesses and government departments that use AWAs to avoid unions, according to research for the Victorian Government released today.

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