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Deputy premier to get strike-breaking powers under overhaul of Qld labour laws

WAtoday ·
Deputy premier to get strike-breaking powers under overhaul of Qld labour laws

Jarrod Bleijie says the LNP’s changes will save small business $1.46 billion a year.

Unions say workers could be worse off.

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