PM asks industrial relations minister to discuss it with unions and business, more than four months after unions demanded it
Workers could gain the right to paid leave to self-isolate during the coronavirus pandemic after Scott Morrison revealed he had asked the industrial relations minister to discuss it with unions and business.
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