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News in brief, July 15, 2004

PM warns wall to wall Labor will hand back IR to unions; Building Taskforce launches new prosecution; Queensland Government recovers record $8.5m for employees; LHMU seeks to cover Tasmanian prison workers; BCA says offshoring a positive development that won't cut Australian wages; New website for NSW IRC; and most bosses using ineffective "sink or swim" approach with workers, says report.

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