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FWC rejects employer's intractable bargaining bid

The FWC has refused to make an intractable bargaining declaration sought by offshore service provider DOF Australia, finding that industrial action might shift negotiations, while the Offshore Alliance's "significant concession" on its wages claim indicates it is willing to reach agreement.

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