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Business Council of Australia: Why chief executives struggle to get themselves heard

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When company bosses spent less time trying to be liked, they got listened to more often.

Already a subscriber?The country’s politicians envy Australia’s big business bosses. But they don’t respect them – and they certainly don’t fear them. That’s true regardless of whether the politician is Labor or Liberal.

Of the half-dozen federal Labor ministers who were at the dinner, there wouldn’t be one who didn’t think they could do at least as good a job running any of those companies as the incumbents. A government confronting a Joyce or a Kloppers would at least be forced to contemplate the reaction that might be provoked.

That was a reference to the Fair Work Legislation Amendment Act 2022. Since then, two Fair Work Legislation Amendment actsMaybe if the BCA hadn’t been so nice to the Albanese government, businesses would have been facing 1000 pages of new legislation rather than the almost 700 pages they got.

 

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