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Employers will resist, but the changes for casual workers are about accepting reality

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Employers will resist, but the changes for casual workers are about accepting realityMick Tsikas/AAP

The Albanese government’s plan to improve the pathway to permanency for casual workers has employers worried, fearful their ability to employ casual workers will be restricted.

Even before the details had been released, there was certainty, in the words of Australian Industry Group chief executive Innes Willox, that there...

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