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Witness withdraws after "onerous" production order: Union

The Independent Education Union says it has lost a key witness in its equal pay case on behalf of early childhood teachers as a result of employers securing onerous production orders, while the FWC has scheduled a hearing to deal with its bid to have the orders set aside the day before they fall due.

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