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The Australian Mines and Metals Association (AMMA) is the pre-eminent representative and lobbying body for employers in mining, hydrocarbons and associated industries, and the only industry-dedicated provider of advice for companies in the management of their human capital. The Australian federal and state governments recognise AMMA as the ‘peak body’ in all legislative matters relating to the resources sector.



AMMA News
01-Jul-2009
A fair go should underpin Fair Work
AMMA’s chief executive Steve Knott says that the move to the new Fair Work Australia regime should not be exploited by overzealous union activities which attempted to test out the new laws and test the powers of what unions can now get away with.
18-Jun-2009
Gillard's award modernisation welcomed by resources sector
AMMA commends DPM Julia Gillard as being ‘a considered and driving force behind the much needed award modernisation process’.
17-Jun-2009
Compromise delivers Milli Vanilli version of building and construction watchdog
Proposed changes to Australia’s building industry watchdog, tabled in Parliament today, will replace the existing industry watchdog with a Milli Vanilli version according to the Australian Mines and Metals Association (AMMA).
16-Jun-2009
AMMA supports making of modern Hydrocarbons Industry (Upstream) Award as per terms of exposure draft
AMMA supports the coverage clause contained in the exposure draft of the Hydrocarbons Industry (Upstream) Award 2010.
16-Jun-2009
AMMA seeks restoration of pre-budget treatment of Employee Share Schemes
AMMA is continuing to push the government to restore certainty to employee share scheme arrangements.
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In the news
02-Jul-2009
Unions defy PM Kevin Rudd's restraint call as new IR era begins
Kevin Rudd and Wayne Swan yesterday called for wage restraint as the ACTU leadership backed unions seeking above-inflation wage rises from profitable companies, claiming pay rises stabilised economic demand.
22-Jun-2009
Canberra trades politics on emissions scheme
The Government supports its emissions trading scheme, but would like to see it defeated when it comes before the Senate this week. The Opposition opposes the scheme, but will be doing its utmost to ensure that it is not defeated.
22-Jun-2009
Union boss promises tough line on violence
A senior union leader has promised a tough line on violence and intimidation, saying it will not be condoned, amid claims of death threats and violence at the recent West Gate industrial dispute.
19-Jun-2009
Turnbull baulks at early poll
Malcolm Turnbull has given his strongest indication yet that the Coalition could eventually pass the emissions trading scheme to avoid Kevin Rudd calling an early election over it.
19-Jun-2009
Take axe to super tax breaks, Government urged
The Federal Government has been urged to scrap superannuation tax breaks for the wealthy, with tax experts declaring them unnecessary, excessive and loaded towards Australia's richest people.
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