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Bargaining briefs, July 16, 2003

Eleventh-hour agreement prevents industrial action at Ford; AIRC says planned strike at PBR not protected due to notice failure; Channel Seven counts its votes amid policy push from union email ban; and RTBU voices early concerns over new Pacific National proposal.

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