Row 5265

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I recently read an [interview with Bill Kelty and Paul Keating](https://www.afr.com/policy/economy/kelty-and-keating-s-big-fix-for-enterprise-bargaining-20220904-p5bfaa) wherein they criticized the [Fair Work Act of 2009](https://www.alrc.gov.au/publication/grey-areas-age-barriers-to-work-in-commonwealth-laws-dp-78/2-recruitment-and-employment-law/the-fair-work-act-2009-cth/) for its supposed negative effects on productivity and wage growth. The Business Council of Australia has also made [similar criticisms](https://www.bca.com.au/four-ways-in-which-the-fair-work-act-is-reducing-productivity). On the other hand, the [Australian Council of Trade Unions released their own research paper](https://www.actu.org.au/media/123890/Working_By_Numbers_Separating_rhetoric_and_reality_on_Australian_productivity_v2.pdf) which absolved the law and attributed the declining productivity rate to underinvestment in skills and infrastructure, managerial complacency, and changing terms of trade, among other factors.

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