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NSW IRC state wage bench flays Andrews

The NSW IRC State Wage Case full bench has today lashed out at Canberra for failing to comply with directions to provide its views on the quantum of state unions' wage claim, saying that if Workplace Relations Minister Kevin Andrews doesn't step into line it might reverse the decision to allow his intervention in the case.

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