Union Activism & History

An episode of the Stick Together podcast, hosted by Annie McLoughlin, Denis Evans, Curtly Tuala, Colleen Bolger, titled "Union Activism & History" was published on October 18, 2016.

October 18, 2016 · Stick Together

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At the annual Union Activism and History Conference workers came together to talk about work place actions from the past and the present. The 1970's Rosella Strike that ran for 26 weeks, the victorious Polar Fresh dispute that ran for three days and a word from Colleen Bolger about an action at Maurice Blackburn Lawyers where fighting for fair came closer to home than the partners probably ever imagined.

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At the annual Union Activism and History Conference workers came together to talk about work place actions from the past and the present. The 1970's Rosella Strike that ran for 26 weeks, the victorious Polar Fresh dispute that ran for three days and a word from Colleen Bolger about an action at Maurice Blackburn Lawyers where fighting for fair came closer to home than the partners probably ever imagined.

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