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Gillard resists business calls for IR policy details

Shadow IR Minister Julia Gillard today resisted pressure from business groups to reveal more details of Labor's IR policies on secondary boycotts, employers' common law rights, union right of entry and transitional arrangements for the abolition of AWAs.

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