Facilitating Productive Workplace Cooperation: a case study of Sydney Water and the ASU Water Division

Title: Facilitating Productive Workplace Cooperation: a case study of Sydney Water and the ASU Water Division
Creator: Bray, Mark; Macneil, Johanna
Publisher: Fair Work Commission
Resource Type: report
Date: 2015
Description: This case study is part of a larger project led by independent researchers and supported by the Fair Work Commission. This case study uses extracts from this project’s report and the 19 in-depth interviews which were conducted in August and October 2014. Sydney Water has experienced a remarkable transformation in workplace relations from conflict and intense adversarialism to highly productive cooperation. The turning point was a dramatic change in approach by both management and the main union during enterprise bargaining in late 2012, followed by a series of initiatives after the enterprise agreement was completed. The Fair Work Commission (Commission) played an important part in this transformation, contributing in a number of ways, both conventional and highly innovative.
Subject: Fair Work Commission; Sydney Water; ASU Water Division
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1357352
Identifier: uon:31912
Language: eng

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