SDA union wants a 'virtuous supply chain' in horticulture industry | Sky News Australia

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Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees’ Association National Secretary Gerard Dwyer says a royal commission should be called over questions of pay and conditions in the horticulture industry.

“We’ve had a numerous number of inquiries into this sector in the past decade and all that finishes up happening is we get an inquiry, we get a report, and nothing changes,” he told Sky News host Alan Jones.

Mr Dwyer said other parts of the horticulture industry pay their workers fairly and there is enough money to pay workers correctly. “We want a virtuous supply chain where workers are getting paid properly, the farmers are getting a fair deal, the truck drivers are getting a fair deal.”

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FatherBob No doubt as much rotting out there than by the banks. ProMo would have to be dragged kicking and screaming to this one too.

oooh sod off. the SDA has negotiated the worst EBAs i have ever seen in any industry for decades. Why don't you guys make the commitment that you'll pay your union reps the average SDA union members pay rate.. should fix things pretty quick considering the work force u represent

All that needs doing is those who are found to be doing the wrong thing to be loudly and publicly prosecuted I would like to know if the the $3/hour rate quoted is piecemeal or hourly as there is very big difference between the 2 CaroDiRusso senbmckenzie Barnaby_Joyce

Yep.

Work for the dole- problem solved.

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