"I find the UWU has not and is not meeting its good faith bargaining requirements under the act,"he said.
"It is an obvious pressure point for Woolworths, who are struggling."
"So it's neither protected or unprotected."
"There's nothing inherently unlawful about standing on public land."
"What they've got to try and do is argue the picket is undermining collective bargaining … that the actions of unionists in asserting their claims undermines the bargaining process — that's quite a novel argument."