The Coalitions Industrial Relations Policy

[donnashuggy]

It's a bit wishy washy, weak.

What are the good points for business and workers?

I apologise for all the luvvies that keep insisting the coalition doesn't have any policies because I know better, they do have policies even if they are looking a bit silly at the moment.

[margomeoz]

Where do I find this policy?

[lakeland27]

nothing on any of the LNP websites

[donnashuggy]

You have to search 'real solutions' 😄

[donnashuggy]

Here is a lengthy article :^O

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-09/opposition-launches-industrial-relations-policy/4679588

[lakeland27]

You have to search 'real solutions' 😄

have they hidden them somewhere ? are they embarrassing ? more iceberg towing maybe ..

[donnashuggy]

You can download it

http://www.liberal.org.au/real-solutions

kinda weird

[donnashuggy]

Actually, this might be better

https://liberal.org.au/latest-news/2013/05/09/coalitions-policy-improve-fair-work-laws

I am going to print it out and use it for.

[lakeland27]

no thanks. i know what they have in mind, its in the DNA.

[i-need-a-martini]

That document is not a policy document.

It is simply an illustrated "we believe" document with lots of finger pointing to ALP.

For example - Point 6 is Lowering taxes to unleash our real economic potential has only two pointless goals - removing the carbon tax and abolishing the mining tax.

Apparently this is going to boost our economy so much that we can "declare to the world that we are open-for-business" again."

Point 6 has two pages devoted to ....nothing. Actually there are 12 Points (50 pages) devoted to nothing.

There is no how (other than shallow rhetorical statements).

There is no why (other than because it's the opposite of the ALP policy).