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Project investors' fate in FWA's hands unless Act changed: Wood

If the Fair Work Act review fails to result in substantial change to right of entry and protected action provisions, future investors in large-scale infrastucture projects will need to be "willing to give the keys" for their projects to Fair Work Australia, a leading IR barrister has warned.

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