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Australian Unions Respond to Catastrophic Fires

Jan 29, 2020
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Union busting law defeated in Australia

Dec 02, 2019
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People and Not Profit Must Be at the Heart of Care

Jul 26, 2019
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Fighting Corporate Tax Dodgers from the Picket Line

Jul 04, 2019
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Unions defend aged care in Australia

Dec 07, 2018
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Asia-Pacific workers demand an end to savage attack on Exxon/UGL workers

Jun 28, 2018
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Exxon/UGL workers in Australia have been on strike for over a year now, taking a stand against an employer that has savagely attacked the rights of their workforce. PSI and BWI support these workers demanding that the Government #ChangeTheRules to make the behaviour of Exxon/UGL illegal.