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'Work Choices game on: the next moves':The Workforce fifth annual conferenceWhere: MelbourneWhen: 13 November 2006 Start time: 13th November 2006 Finish time: 14th November 2006
The 2006 two-day Workforce annual conference gives you a unique opportunity to hear what the major players are saying will come next in the post-Work Choices industrial arena.
You can listen to then grill key decision-makers from: the government about the legislation and future changes; the AIRC about how it interprets the Work Choices regime; employer reps on how they are using it; lawyers about the strategies and tactics they are recommending to their clients; legal academics on any flaws or loopholes in the legislation; unions on how they are reacting to the legislation; the perspective of a major steel producer; how Work Choices intersects with independent contractor legislation; and the Opposition on changes it would make in government. The impressive speaker line up includes: Minister Assisting the Minister for Workplace Relations, the Hon Joe Hockey MP; Shadow Minister for IR Stephen Smith MP; Flinders University Professor of Law Andrew Stewart; AIRC senior deputy president Jennifer Acton; Office of Workplace Services director Nick Wilson; Australian Industry Group director national IR Steve Smith; Award Review Taskforce chair Matthew O'Callaghan; Australian Building & Construction Commissioner John Lloyd; and more. Also benefit from practical sessions on new forms of bargaining and dispute resolution under Work Choices, avoiding pitfalls when hiring foreign workers, and just how is the discrimination jurisdiction shaping up as an alternative to Work Choices. Click here for more details
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