Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash
- Minister for Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business
Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash was sworn in as Minister for Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business on 29 May 2019.
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ABC AM with Michael Brissenden
SUBJECT/S: Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal abolition, TWU, ABCC, Queensland Nickel, Clive Palmer.
Parliament to consider abolition of RSRT
The Government will introduce legislation to abolish the deeply flawed Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal (RSRT) when Parliament resumes next week.
Sky News PM Agenda with David Speers
SUBJECT/S: Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal, ABCC, Senate Cross Bench, Penalty Rates, Fair Work Commission.
Coalition Government will abolish Road Safety Remuneration System if re-elected
The Coalition has today committed to abolishing the Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal (RSRT) if it is returned to Government at the next election.
Joint Doorstop, Prime Minister and Minister for Employment, Padstow, Sydney
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2GB with Ray Hadley
SUBJECT/S: Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal, owner-driver truck drivers.
Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal Payments Order Update
This afternoon, the Federal Court of Australia dismissed an application to stop the introduction of the RSRT Payments Order, which changes the conditions of self-employed truck drivers and…
Joint press conference - Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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Joint Doorstop with the Prime Minister, Barangaroo, Sydney
PRIME MINISTER: Good morning. I’m here with Michaelia Cash and we’re here looking over at Barangaroo – one of the biggest construction projects in Australia's history.
2GB with Ray Hadley
SUBJECT/S: Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal, TWU, Glenn Lazarus, Ricky Muir, Australian Building and Construction Commission, VLAD laws.
ABC AM with Michael Brissenden
SUBJECT/S: Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal, TWU, Australian Builing and Construction Commission, Newspoll
Government moves to protect owner-drivers and consumers
The Coalition Government has today announced that it will be introducing legislation into the House of Representatives in the week commencing 18 April 2016 to ensure that orders setting mandatory…