Unions win against RTZ/CRA
Since no other Australian seems to have gotten around to it, I should
inform labour activists and other progressives that there has recently been
a major victory in Australia against a transnational company with an avowed
agenda of de-unionising its workplaces.
The
peter colley has provided a long review of a recent (major) IR battle in OZ.
as a fellow OZ i would be more circumspect than peter. although it is a
horrible meat-eating type of statement "I wouldn't be counting my chickens
before they are hatched."
Unions win against RTZ/CRA
Since no other
On Fri, 24 Nov 1995, Peter Colley wrote:
Unions win against RTZ/CRA
Since no other Australian seems to have gotten around to it, I should
inform labour activists and other progressives that there has recently been
a major victory in Australia against a transnational company with an avowed
Doug correctly notes the increase of women receiving professional
degrees as MDs, lawyers, etc. I would like to point out that this does not
translate into jobs. While there are certainly many more women receiving
advanced degrees, they are not being hired.
For example, 9/10/91 New
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4) I do not want any of the above to be interpreted as an attack against
the NYMS. They do good work and are an important resource for Marxists in
the NYC area. I do, however, want Bill to reconsider the nature of his
intervention on PEN-L. I
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waitresses in small restaurants are rarely carried on the books; thousands of
women engage in non-recorded but paid care jobs for children, maids,
eldercare, cleaning jobs in homes and offices, etc.; women make up a huge
On 24 November 1995 Ellen J. Dannin wrote:
I seem to recall that CRA owned / owns Tiwai, an aluminium plant in New
Zealand. The company engaged in a similar -- but successful -- strategy of
deunionising there immediately after the ECA was enacted in 1991. According
to reports, it learned
Bill Mitchell has been somewhat critical of my account of Australian
unions' campaign against RTZ/CRA, and highly critical of the role of the
Australian Labor Party and the Australian Council of Trade Unions over the
last 10 years.
At the obvious risk of starting a debate that I do not have the
