Small business boss defends CEO, blames media ‘leaks’

Council of Small Business Organisations Australia chief Alexi Boyd.COSBOA chairman Matthew Addison wrote to members on Thursday to, “provide clarity regarding the at times inaccurate reporting of COSBOA by members of the press”.

“New governance around such significant issues has been put in place including enhanced communication with members. Additional improvements are being considered.”, but its initial openness to the change pushed by unions was seized on by the Labor government as evidence of business support.The sweeping industrial relations law was expected to pass Parliament before the end of this week.

“No one else is benefiting from these leaks, except the media. Be clear that this is a vicious circle that we have no interest in supporting.

No there fair, Alexi's love in with Sally 'the bull' McManus earlier in the year was disgraceful. If only we had a 'bull' & not a tired 'ewe'.

Admit that she made a mistake and move on. McManus out negotiated her, but lesson learned!

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