Trade unions step up fight for penalty rates in the Hunter

By Jason Gordon
Updated August 30 2015 - 5:26pm, first published 5:25pm
RESEARCH BACKS UNION CALL: Mark Boyd, NSW secretary of United Voice, says the research shows a cut in penalty rates would be out of step with what the public wants.
RESEARCH BACKS UNION CALL: Mark Boyd, NSW secretary of United Voice, says the research shows a cut in penalty rates would be out of step with what the public wants.

Trade unions have stepped up their fight to protect penalty rates for Hunter workers, launching a new pitch in conjunction with survey results which claim majority support for their campaign.

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