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Why Glencore Is A Dirty Word

Union campaign video against mining giant Glencore.

Film Topics:

Mining - CoalUnionsWorkplace Relations

Film Tags:

Apartheid - South AfricaCFMEUCoal miningCollinsvilleColombiaDonna BullockEnvironmentFamilyGlencoreGlencore XstrataHealth & safetyIvan GlasonbergLori-Anne WilliamsMining communitiesMining Communities UnitedNorth QueenslandRedundancyStrikesTony AbbottUnionsWorking conditionsWorkplace deregulationWorkplace relationsZambia

Film Type:

Campaign Ad
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Why Glencore Is A Dirty Word – Extended Version

Union campaign video against mining giant Glencore.

Film Topics:

Mining - CoalUnionsWorkplace Relations

Film Tags:

Apartheid - South AfricaCFMEUCoal miningCollinsvilleColombiaEnvironmentGlencoreGlencore XstrataHealth & safetyIvan GlasonbergMining communitiesNorth QueenslandRedundancyStrikesTony AbbottUnionsWorking conditionsWorkplace deregulationWorkplace relationsZambia

Film Type:

Campaign Ad
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