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News in brief, July 21, 2005
No future in cutting wages and conditions, says AIG head; Fielding warns Howard not to erode conditions or make life harder for working families; ALP bill seeks to curb political advertising; Andrews says ACTU, ALP lying over holidays; Workforce participation of mature women up from 27% to 56% in 20 years; Disability pensioners double over 20 years; Federal parliamentarians setting the pace on pay; No need for fundamental IR change, says Keating; NZ incomes, employment and labour productivity went backwards after radical IR changes, says academic; and New job site for OHS specialists.
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