Abstract
This paper considers what the new Federal Government's priorities should be in moving 'forward with fairness'. Effective, lasting change in labour law requires a break with the intellectual rigidities that define the current reform debate. It is especially important to move beyond binary modes of reasoning such as: 'enterprise bargaining good, multi-employer arrangements bad'.
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