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ACTU Virtual Organising Conference 2020

Speakers: Louise Loriaux (QTU), Kelly Creedon (QTU), Hannah Herrmann (Young Workers Hub)
The Queensland Teachers Union has completed its report examining the next generation of workers. This session goes through what makes our under 30s tick—and in particular what unions can do now to ensure they are meeting the needs of the next generation of workers.

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ACTU Conference 2020

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TrendsUnion MembersUnion Members - InsightsUnion Members - RecruitmentUnion Members - RetentionYoung Workers

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