Australian labour news from LabourStart- Australia : Union men bury axe to take Rio
- Australia : Nurses and midwives say no to workplace violence and aggression
- Australia : ANF welcomes budget funding
- Australia : Nurses launch campaign for safer working conditions
- Australia : Nurses tell Napthine Gvt to spend $21 mill to stop violence in hospitals and make them safe at work
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- Australia : Nurses tell Napthine Gvt to spend $21 mill to stop violence in hospitals and make them safe at work
- Australia : Premier Napthine: Stop the violence in Victorian hospitals
- Australia : RMIT professor unfairly sacked
- Australia : How to spot an unhappy worker
- Australia : Cutting machine grabs poultry workers arm
- Australia : Government should focus on safety after admitting they were wrong
- Australia : Hospital violence rife, Vic nurses say, as campaign launched
- Australia : Firefighters front Wells on cancer compensation
- Australia : Cunningham backs 'best and fairest' workers comp
- Australia : Emotional debate on workplace safety
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Union News 18 August 2011
Union news from around Australia and the world. Onesteel says closure of the Whyalla furnace is unlikely A man loses his job after a Facebook rant against his employer US Governor offers to change an anti-union law Links from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, facebook, one steel, union news, united states, yran
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A look at 457 visas with Elmer Labog
Temporary work visas – known as 457 visas – have been in the media again recently, after Treasurer Wayne Swan announced in his recent budget a plan to increase the number of skilled migrants we bring in to the country … Continue reading
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Tagged 457, 457 visas, AMWU, Australia, budget, Catherine Zengerer, CFMEU, Elmer Labog, Julia Gillard, KMU, Nestle, Philippines, sa unions, Toyota, unions, Wayne Swan, your rights at night
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