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Tag Archives: Maxine Winkley
Union News – 31/01/2013
Tonight in the news: Craig Thompson arrested Redmond’s gaffes bring her down Pacific National tries to pay workers not to strike Nurses continue negotiations with WA government 9,000 teachers strike in the Solomon Islands Download Audio
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Tagged AN, auspol, ausunions, Catherine Zengerer, Craig Thompson, Liberals, Maxine Winkley, Pacific National, Redmond, sa unions, SAparli, union news, unions, your rights at night, yran
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Union News – 13/12/2012
Tonight in the news: Ramping ramps up at Flinders SA Unions call for labour laws to protect children from exploitation Santos GLNG accused of not employing enough local indigenous workers The AEU blames funding for poor education results The ITUC … Continue reading
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Tagged AEU, education, fiji, flinders, flinders medical centre, FMC, Gonski, Human Rights Watch, ITUC, Maxine Winkley, news, Ramping, sa unions, Santos, SAparli, union news, unions, Yesha Joshi, Young Worker Legal Servce, your rights at night, yran
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Tea Tree Gully workers fight for 4%
Maintenance and administrative staff are involved in a lengthy enterprise bargaining dispute with the Tea Tree Gully Council. After voting down the proposed agreement twice, the case is likely to appear before the Industrial Relations. Australian Services Union members held … Continue reading
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Tagged ASU, City Council, Katrine Hildyard, LGA, Maxine Winkley, Tea Tree Gully, unions, your rights at night, yran
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Union News – 15/11/2012
In the news this week: The Government opens up $27m for timber milling businesses in the State’s south-east Nurses find evidence of understaffing in Naracoorte 200 Ford workers to be fired in Victoria ACTU voices concer about employers interfering with … Continue reading
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Tagged ACTU, AMWU, ANMF, Carter Holt Harvey, CFMEU, Country Health SA, Dominic Mugavin, Europe, ford, forrests, Maxine Winkley, mount gambier, Naracoorte, SA Health, union news, unions, your rights at night, yran
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Doing your block for Gonski
The Education Union is asking for your help to spread the word about the need for political action on school funding. Join teachers, parents and principals from across the country and take part in a special action – Do your block … Continue reading
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Tagged AEU, Angelo Gavrielatos, auspol, Gonski, Maxine Winkley, unions, your rights at night, yran
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Union News – 18/10/2012
In the news tonight: New Workplace safety Laws to pass SA parliament The price for the sale of future harvesting rights revealed ACT Teachers give the Liberals a D Teachers strike in Victoria Federal Government proposes changes to unfair dismissal … Continue reading
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Tagged ACT, ACT election, AEU, auspol, Bill Shorten, Catherine Zengerer, egypt, forrests, greater green triangle, Maxine Winkley, OH&S, sa unions, SAparli, strike, teachers, Ted Baillieu, unfair dismissal, union news, unions, Victoria, workplace safety, your rights at night, yran
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Olympic Dam put on hold: what it means for SA.
BHP Billiton has announced that it would put the expansion of Olympic Dam on hold. The mine had been set to become the biggest open cut mine in the world and a major employer for South Australia. BHP have said … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Cartledge, BHP, BHP Billiton, CFMEU, Maxine Winkley, Olympic Dam, sa unions, Tony Abbott, unions, your rights at night, yran
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Get Gonski Going
Tuesday (July 24th) was declared National Gonski Day by the “I give a gonski” campaign driven by the The Australian Education Union. The day called for support for the implementation of the recommendations of the Gonski review. The campaign has … Continue reading
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Tagged AEU, Gonski, Gonski Review, Howard Spreadbury, Maxine Winkley, sa unions, unions, your rights at night, yran
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No job, but no redundancy payments
500 Whyalla employees of a mining company, Leighton Contractors, have been left angry and distressed after they were told last week, that they would not receive redundancy payments, despite their positions being made redundant. It was announced earlier in the … Continue reading
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Tagged AWU, Leighton Contractors, Maxine Winkley, sa unions, Scott Martin, unions, Whyalla, your rights at night, yran
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