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Constant Vigilance

A documentary about the campaigns and struggles of construction workers in Victoria.

Film Topics:

Building and ConstructionHealth and Safety

Film Tags:

36 Hour WeekAsbestosAustraliaAustralian Building Construction Commission (ABCC)Australian Council of Trade Unions ACTUBuilders Labourers Federation BLFCbusCFMEUClass struggleClass warConstructionConstruction Forestry Maritime Mining And Energy Union CFMEU - Mining & Energy DivisionDave NoonanHealth & safetyImmigrantsJeff Kennett GovernmentJohn HowardJohn Howard GovernmentJohn SetkaMark KinghamMelbourneMesotheliomaParliament of VictoriaPaul KeatingPeter ReithRedundancyRoyal Commission into Trade Union Governance and CorruptionSkills trainingStrikesSuperannuationUnion amalgamationUnionsVictoriaWagesWestgate Bridge DisasterWork ChoicesWork Choices 2Workers compensationWorking classWorking conditionsWorkplace abuse and violenceWorkplace deregulationWorkplace relations

Film Type:

Documentary
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