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Nationalisation of the Industrial Relations System

This article examines the four major heads of power used by the Commonwealth in Australia to legislate in industrial relations. It outlines the constitutional limitations of each of these powers in establishing a national industrial relations system. The article then concentrates on the corporations power and its use in industrial relations in the light of the Work Choices legislation.