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Company that delayed bargaining until Work Choices facing compulsory arbitration under NSW law

Despite Work Choices over-riding state IR law for constitutional corporations, the NSW IRC has listed a bargaining dispute for arbitration, ruling that the company's failure to bargain in good faith as directed before the new federal laws were enacted meant dispute resolution proceedings commenced in the state jurisdiction could continue.

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