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    Employers are in favour of ACT's plan to allow them to withhold pay for workers on partial strikes

    Employers are in favour of ACT's plan to allow them to withhold pay for workers on partial strikes


    Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden wants to reverse a previous Government move which prevented pay being docked if workers continued to do some work during a strike.

    Currently pay can only be withheld during a full strike.

    Employers and Manufacturers Association Head of Advocacy Alan McDonald says the current rules aren't working.

    He says they campaigned against the 2018 change out of fear it would lead to more strikes, and it has.

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