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Labour Review issue no. 100 - February 2003

union rights - international

Trade Unions and the Social Clause: a north-south divide?
The right to engage in international trade should be linked to respect for core labour standards. So goes the argument of some

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union organising

The Rise and Fall of Organising in a Blue-Collar Union
The growth of organising activity in a blue-collar, manufacturing union.

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union organising

The Changing Roles of Public Sector Unionism
The character of Australian federal public service unions has changed, from in-house staff associations to constituents of the broader union movement.

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union rights - international

On the Indonesian Waterfront: the military fleeces and polices port workers
Tanjung Priok is Indonesia’s busiest port with 1600 container trucks per day handling billions of dollars worth of commodities. With so much wealth one can be sure the Indonesian military is taking its share, and taking a share of the workers wages too.

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discrimination

Pregnancy In the Workplace
It is unlawful to discriminate against a woman on the grounds that she is pregnant or may become pregnant.

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working conditions

Whatever Happened to Alienation?
The push to shorten the working week has led many in the labour movement and on the left to disregard questions of fulfilment and meaning at work.

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union rights

From Wise Counsel Good Works Shall Come
Works Councils are often depicted as Trojan horses for de-unionisation. They can be turned to a more progressive role in transforming the workforce.

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Awards

Contracting Out of Award Still a No Go Zone
Australian workplaces have changed considerably in the last decade, but old principles are ignored by employers at their peril.

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