Futures Network: A New Look at Union Power

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14 March, 2024

Distinguished Professor Anthony Forsyth (RMIT College of Business and Law, author of The Future of Unions and Worker Representation – The Digital Picket Line) and Alison Rudman (Secretary, CFMEU Manufacturing NSW and PhD candidate, University of Sydney) talk about their work on case studies of union strategy, with a particular focus on how unions build and exercise power. Presented on 14 March 2024.

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CampaigningLeadershipOrganising

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ACTU Futures Network

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Movements_CampaignsMovements_Campaigns - Labour_Workers Rights

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