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The federal opposition has raised concerns small businesses will be worse-off under proposed changes to Australia's industrial relations laws. As Labor battles to get its bill through parliament, there are calls for more amendments and extra sitting days to consider changes.

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Published 22 November 2022 6:00pm

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The federal opposition has raised concerns small businesses will be worse-off under proposed changes to Australia's industrial relations laws. As Labor battles to get its bill through parliament, there are calls for more amendments and extra sitting days to consider changes.

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