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High Court could open door for new Labor minimum pay-setting scheme: Combet

The ACTU has flagged that the High Court could open the way for a future Labor Government to directly legislate to set minimum wages, while the AMWU is pushing for the Federal Government to protect the Easter Tuesday public holiday which has been enjoyed by more than 40,000 metalworkers in NSW.

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