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Kevin Rudd gives Labor its best chance of saving its policy legacy, Shorten says.

Preferencing on a seat-by-seat basis also gives Labor the privilege of publicly distancing themselves from the Greens.

And in the electoral fight, the Friday afternoon backdown gives Labor some chance of pulling the contest back to its chosen framework.

He is expected to push for a German-style works council in the plant — a committee of hourly and salaried employees that gives labor a voice at the management table.

This rethink gives Labor opportunity to reposition, because the uncertainty of the times validate an old-school Labor agenda of active governments and the new progressive agenda, which is about equality and investing in human capital.

"All this just gives labor a terrible black eye," said Charles Craver, a labor expert at George Washington University, who said unions and corporations alike needed stricter accounting procedures "When workers decide whether they're going to vote for unionization, this is the type of thing that has a long-lasting negative impact".

It also does not give labor unions a role in overseeing its implementation.

Most Korean union contracts are for only one year, giving labor confrontations an inexorable, cyclical quality.

If that result is confirmed it will give Labor 68 seats in the lower house.

It will give labor unions ammunition when they fight against givebacks, which the administration has maintained it needs.

The failure of McMahon to become a convincing leader gave Labor its long-denied chance, and in December 1972 Whitlam became prime minister.