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    Parliament's approving major changes to employment law

    Parliament's approving major changes to employment law


    MPs have voted for a Bill to scrap a requirement giving all workers cover by a collective agreement in their first 30 days.

    Legislation also brings in a salary cap for personal grievance claims - meaning those earning more than 200-thousand dollars will not have an automatic right to lodge a claim.

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