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Your Rights At Work: Worth Fighting For – Melbourne National Day of Action

A campaign video against Work Choices legislation.

Film Topics:

UnionsWorkplace Relations

Film Tags:

8 hour dayAnglican Bishop Philip HugginsAsbestos Disease FoundationAustraliaAustralian Council of Trade Unions ACTUAustralian Labor PartyAustralian Workplace AgreementsBernie BantonBig BrotherBob HawkeBrian BoydBrian DaweCatholic Archbishop Francis CarrollCatholic Cardinal George PellChildcareChris HaywoodClericalCommissioner for Children Gillian CalvertConstructionConstruction Forestry Maritime Mining And Energy Union CFMEU - Mining & Energy DivisionDeborah ConwayDelivery driversEducationEdward ‘Coogan’ FrameFamilyFederation Square - MelbourneFlinders UniversityFrank CherryFred MooreGlobal UnionsGreg CombetHalina RobinsonHealth & safetyIndividual contractsJohn ClarkJohn DalzielJohn HowardJohn Howard GovernmentJohn RobertsonJune de LorenzoKim BeazleyMateshipMelbourneNew South WalesNursingProfessor Andrew StewartRabbi Jeremy LawrenceRailwaysReverend Dr Ann WansboroughRita MacNeilRudd Labor GovernmentSally McManusSalvation ArmySenator Bob BrownSenator Lyn AllisonSharan BurrowStrikeboundStrikesSydney Town HallTim BruneroTim FergusonTony MaherTrades Hall CouncilTransportationUnfair dismissalUnionsUnions NSWWaltzing MatildaWarehouse workerWatty DoigWilliam McInnesWork ChoicesWorking classWorking conditionsWorkplace deregulationWorkplace reformWorkplace relationsYour Rights at Work campaign

Film Type:

Campaign VideoPromotional Video
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