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POSITION VACANT: Electorate Office Manager


Cherie Burton, the Member for Kogarah, requires as office manager for a job sharing position (two days per week - Monday and Tuesday).

Experience necessary and must have knowledge of Microsoft Windows and a willingness to learn Office Specific Products.

Application in writing to Marryanne Stuart, PO Box 482, Kogarah 1485 or call 9587 9684


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In this issue
Features
*  Interview: A Bob Each Way
ALP tactician Bob McMullan is responsible for charting Labor industry policy into the next millennium. He tells us where he�s heading.
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*  Unions: Organiser of the Year
Just ten days to go before entries close for our $2000 air ticket. Here�s another nomination.
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*  History: Labour Daze
A report from the 6th National Biennial Conference of the Australian Society For The Study Of Labour and Community.
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*  Politics: Tomorrow�s Questions
While the turn of the century sees Sydney play host to the Olympic games, the International Youth Parliament 2000 will bring world focus to contemporary issues facing young people.
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*  Health: Red Ribbons
December 1, World AIDS Day has a special place in the history of the AIDS pandemic.
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*  International: Organised Chaos
Persistent rumours are floating around Jakarta that the former boss of the official pro-Soeharto Indonesian trade union movement is about to be charged with corruption.
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*  Economics: Seattle Numbers Grow for WTO Protest
News of the agreement to smooth China�s entry to the World Trade Organisation has created its own "China Syndrome" for organisers of the Seattle WTO event.
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*  Satire: Too Many Media Players!
The Productivity Commission has issued a report calling for the abolition of existing cross-media ownership laws.
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*  Review: Leviathan
John Birmingham has lifted the lid on Sydney�s shady past - and found trade unions to be at the centre of the sordid tales.
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*  Deface a Face: Reith Loses His Shine
With his Second Wave looking more like a splash in the bath-tub, Workplace Relations Minister Peter Reith still reigns as the union movement�s favourite bogeyman.
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News
»  Labor Hire Faces Deregulation
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»  Democrats Poised to Say No
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»  Olympic Job Cut Fears
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»  Inspectors to Act on Ships of Shame
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»  Grave Concerns About Body Bags
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»  Former Trades Hall Boss Into Teachers Fray
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»  Tools for Timor Plea
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»  Rio Tinto Sacks 84 for Christmas Eve
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»  Hotel Workers in Unprecedented Action
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»  Tug Action Hits Sydney Harbour
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»  Free National Parks Access as Bans Kick In
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»  Parkers Issue Ticket To Loitering Government
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»  Stop Forced Repatriation of Burmese Migrant Workers
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»  Will the Real Casual Workers Please Stand Up?
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»  STOP PRESS: Labor Wins NZ Election
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Columns
»  Guest Report
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»  Sport
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»  Trades Hall
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»  Piers Watch
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Letters to the editor
»  Invitation to Visit Indonesia for May Day 2000
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»  Online Sales
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»  Republican Soapbox
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»  'Union Bosses' Hurt the Workers
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»  For Whom Belanger Tolls
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»  The Teachers' Debate
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»  POSITION VACANT: Electorate Office Manager
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