article_snippet: United Voice, a union representing more than 120,000 Australian workers across hospitality, health, aged care and manufacturing industries, has said penalty rates are crucial to the workers penalty rates represents. '
article_snippet: When workers talk about penalty rates workers talk about economic survival,' United Voice ACT secretary Lyndal Ryan told the Canberra Times.
article_snippet: United Voice, a union representing more than 120,000 Australian workers across hospitality, health, aged care and manufacturing industries, has said penalty rates are crucial to the workers penalty rates represents (stock image) '
article_snippet: When workers talk about penalty rates workers talk about economic survival,' United Voice ACT secretary Lyndal Ryan said (stock image)
article_snippet: It's kind of like collateral damage pay.'
highlights_snippet: Union says workers rely on penalty rates for 'economic survival'
  Call on commissioners to work in hospitality for two weeks before cutting .
  