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Course prerequisite an "ugly" attempt to boost union numbers: MBA

Electricity industry employers are seeking a review of an ETU-negotiated agreement clause requiring non-members to pay $1500 a year for a course to access a $7000 productivity allowance, while the MBA says the union should consider whether it is breaching freedom of association and corrupting benefits laws.

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