
Issue No 9		16 April 1999

Letters to the Editor

Y2K plus VCR Equals SCAM

Y2K VCR programming:

You won't be able to use the programmed recording feature on your VCR in Y2K.

But before you toss it, just set it on 1972 because the days will be the same.

Pass this on because VCR manufacturers are not likely to share this information.

They'll encourage you to purchase a new one that is Y2K compliant....

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Issue 9 contents

Interview: Ms Plibersek Goes To Canberra
The new MP for Sydney talks about her new job, new ideas and why she won�t be writing a book about them.

Unions: More Jobs, Better Pay?
Peter Reith shears the Pastoral Industry Award, making a mockery of his election rhetoric.

History: Work and Community
This is the story of a little corrugated iron factory. In a lane. In Rozelle.

Review: Tailing Out
When BHP left Newcastle steelworks, it also left a rich working culture. A ground-breaking project is now honouring what has been lost.

International: ILO Warns Danger Evolving With Technology
The ILO estimates over 1 million work-related fatalities each year -- and the danger spots are changing.

Labour Review: What's New at the Information Centre
View the latest issue of Labour Review, Labor Council's fortnightly IR newsletter for unions.

» Public Speaks: We Are Not Monsters!

» Qantas to Dump Aussie Accents

» Carr�s Faction Call Music to Costa�s Ears

» But Thumbs Down to Small Business Labor...

» Blow for Reith's Anti-Unionism

» Un-Reconstructed Unionists on Study Tour

» Unionists to Celebrate May Day

» Tanner to Bragg with Billy

» Guest Report

» Sport

» Trades Hall

» Piers Watch

» Social Audit: Where's the Left?

» Piers, Piers, Piers

» Conspiracy of Silence?

» Y2K plus VCR Equals SCAM

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