Unions want to charge non-members for pay deals

Nicholas O’Donoghue 11/01/2023

Employee pharmacists who are not members of a trade union could face levies to compensate the organisations for negotiating pay deals. With union membership at an all-time low of 12.5 per cent, United Workers Union National Secretary, Tim Kennedy, called for legislative reforms to enable unions to charge non-members fees for securing collective agreements, the

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