Australians aren't being paid for their productivity. Get set for an industrial relations war | Greg Jericho

An OECD report shows that the gap between productivity and pay is wider in Australia than almost any other advanced economy, including the USAThe issue of industrial relations has for the most part been on the backburner in the past few election campaigns, but slow wages growth and a lack of increased income off the back of productivity growth might be enough to shake things up.In politics, some policies seem set in stone, never to be altered. There was a time negative gearing was such a policy.