Hollow Shells: The Alleged Link Between Individual Contracting and Productivity Growth Download

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Many of the claims about the benefits of individual contracts ride on the proposition that individual contracts deliver higher productivity (BCA 2005:12; ACCI 2004:1; Langoulant 2004; Andrews 2004b; OEA 2004a; Gollan & Hamberger 2003; Howard & Andrews 2005:3).  When productivity is higher, the corporation can afford to pay more and is more than willing to do so.  Individual contracts, therefore, are a ‘win win’ for both corporation and employee.  It is on this basis that public policy changes since 1996 have sought to discourage union-related collective bargaining and promote individual contracting. 

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26 Mar 2007

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26 Mar 2007

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David Peetz

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