Fact Sheets

Date	Title	File size
08/08/2007	IR Reform: The Advertising Campaign on Flexible Workplace Arrangements - Fact Sheet The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) is committed to a national system of workplace relations that provides choice and flexibility in the full range of employment instruments, including statutory individual contracts (AWAs) and collective agreements (both union and non-union certified), underpinned by an effective safety net.	168.8 kb
25/05/2007	Fact Sheet: Minerals Industry and the Australian Economy (pdf:420kb). The MCA, in representing the industry nationally and internationally, is committed to contributing to the sustained growth and prosperity of current and future generations through the integration of sound financial management, responsible social development and effective environmental management.	419.7 kb
01/08/2007	Fact Sheet: Climate Change - A global challenge requiring a global solution (pdf:397kb) Joint paper with the Minerals Council of Australia, Australian Aluminium Council and the Australian Coal Association - August 2007.	428.1 kb
28/04/2006	MCA position on Occupational Health and Safety The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) and the Australian minerals industry, the Council represents, are committed to an industry free of fatalities, injuries and diseases. The safety and health of the workforce is the industry�s omnipresent number one priority and is not subordinate to productivity.	79.5 kb
31/10/2005	An Australia-Japan Free Trade Agreement: The Minerals Industry Case. Submission to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade The Australian minerals sector strongly supports the negotiation of a free trade agreement with Japan. Japan is a natural economic partner for Australia, and has been Australia's leading export market for nearly 4 decades. The trade in minerals commodities has been a mainstay of this relationship, and continues to account for more than 40 per cent of Australian exports to Japan. (pdf)	1.5 mb
05/08/2005	Industrial Relations Reform MCA supports the introduction of a national system of workplace relations that embraces cooperative and flexible employment arrangements that simplify the agreement making process at the workplace.	49.9 kb
08/06/2005	Enduring Value and Fundamental Rights Factsheet	46.1 kb
19/04/2005	Fact Sheet - The Australia China Minerals Trade	62.9 kb
06/04/2005	Fact Sheet: REACH - Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals REACH is the proposed Regulation of the European Commission for the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH). It is the centrepiece of the New Chemicals Policy (NCP). It is designed to be a consolidated chemicals regulation system for the European Union (EU). It will replace 40 pieces of legislation and will require producers, importers and users of chemicals to be responsible for the provision of data and the assessment of risks to support their registration and authorisation for specific use.	69.9 kb

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