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Mandate bargaining fees to curb "free riders": Unions

The peak NSW union body is calling ahead of next week's jobs summit for the Albanese Government to adopt bargaining fees, outlaw unpaid overtime for workers earning less than $162,000 and simplify migration rules by imposing a single requirement to pay overseas workers a 30% premium.

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