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In-depth knowledge important in dispute resolution: SDP Acton

A senior FWA member has pointed to the recent Qantas and Victorian nurses' disputes as examples of where parties had a "very sophisticated understanding" of IR laws, and said that while having a lawyer by your side during disputes wasn't always necessary, it could be "prudent" to at least consider getting specialist advice.

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