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| Issue No 52 | 05 May 2000 | |
NewsMaternity Protection Goes Global
An Australian delegate to the International Labor Organisation will brief union officials on a review of global maternity standards in Sydney on May 16.
The Australian Services Union's Lisa Heap, the ACTU delegate to the ILO Review of the Maternity Protection Covenent will report on the progress of the review and the international trade union movement's concerns. The briefing will take place in the Labor Council Executive Boardroom, Level 9, 377-383 Sussex Street between 9.30am and 1.00pm on Tuesday May 16. Click here to confirm your attendance by May 11. mailto:asunats@syd.asu.asn.au
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After being flat-earthed, New Zealand unions are making a comeback under a new progressive government. Darien Fenton is at the forefront of the resurgence. A complex international legal web underpins a long-running South Coast picket. Those representing right wing political forces and strategists for multi-national corporations would be disappointed by the success of the recently concluded Congress of the WFTU in Delhi. The successful MAI and Seattle campaigns have sparked a new debate about the role of the World Trade Organization. Manchester, in Asa Briggs memorable phrase, was the shock city of the early nineteenth century, a small and obscure market town that in a matter of a few years had become a huge city. Government report tells bosses how to lie and pass the buck: Reith blames Kemp The Australian Finacial Review's Stephen Long gives his verdict on 'Tales from the new Shop Floor'.
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