Fast-food operators win High Court case against JLCs

The fast-food sector has taken on the joint labour committee system and won.

Thu, 07 Jul, 2011 - 14:00

The fast-food sector has taken on the joint labour committee system and won.

Mr Justice Kevin Feeney is still reading his judgment but he has found provisions in the Industrial Relations Acts establishing the JLC system are constitutionally invalid.

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