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Good faith bargaining laws well structured but lacking guidance: Creighton

Federal Labor's good faith bargaining laws have the potential to help deliver a more sophisticated, less confrontational approach to collective bargaining in Australia, but guidance is lacking on how they are meant to operate, according to a leading IR academic.

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