Companies vying for large slices of the $23 billion Future Made in Australia program will need to have union friendly policies, community engagement plans and publicly show their tax compliance.
Penalties for non-compliance will also allow the government to shave down some of its promised support if companies fail to demonstrate the community benefits.
The requirements are some of the strings being attached to the landmark taxpayer support for new …
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