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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2018 · 42 MIN

Change the Rules

from Radio Stingray - Maritime Workers Podcast · host MUA

In this special episode of Radio Stingray, MUA Sydney Organiser Shane Reside sits down with a panel of state and branch trade union secretaries including:   Paul McAleer, MUA Sydney Branch SecretaryDarren Greenfield, NSW State Secretary CFMEU Construction Divisionand Steve Murphy, NSW State Secretary AMWUTo discuss the upcoming Change the Rules Rally to be held in Sydney in the 6th of September.We learn about the ACTU “Change The Rules” campaign supported by the MUA, AMWU and CFMEU which includes:  Limiting casualisation and contracting Allowing for workers to collectively struggle for industry wide standard wages rather than a collective agreement Favouring permanent migration over temporary migration, ensuring equal pay for women Raising the minimum wage and crucially making bargaining rules fairer We also discuss how strike action has been a significant tool in improving the rights and conditions of workers across Australia.And we look at the role the union movement will play in keeping both sides of politics into account in the lead up to next year's election.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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