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Union News – 28/06/2012
In the news this week: The Red cross moves jobs from Adelaide to Melbourne Dads and partners get parental leave Unions ask for a National Asbestos Authority Australian banks are the most profitable in the world for second year running … Continue reading
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Tagged ACTU, AMWU, Andrew Forrest, Annual Survey of Violations of Trade Union Rights, Banks, Chevron, Clive Palmer, Colombia, Dave Oliver, Doug Cameron, Gina Rinehart, Guatemala, IRC, ITUC, Labor Party, MUA, National Asbestos Authority, NSW, paid parental leave, red cross, teachers
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