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AMWU Weekly E-News - 29/10/2009
National roundtable eyes future for manufacturing; Women's conference highlights career progression as key issue; Asylum-seeker issue out of proportion
AMWU Weekly E-News - 08/10/2009
ACL Workers BBQ at Ivan's place; End of printed Trading Post
AMWU Weekly E-News - 01/10/2009
Manufacturing Alliance jobs campaign in SA and WA; ACL workers face 105 redundancies, call for investigation; No WorkChoices in WA
AMWU Weekly E-News - 24/09/2009
AMWU women get organised; Flexibility clauses undermine collective agreements; Lens manufacturing workers win right to bargain; Visy workers fighting for a better deal; Laws needed to prevent another James Hardie
AMWU Weekly E-News - 17/09/2009
Bad Boss BBQ - 60 workers who lost entitlements give their manager a roasting; Campbell's workers in the soup; ACL - up to 120 job losses expected, with no money to pay entitlements
AMWU Weekly E-News - 10/09/2009
ACL workers angry over entitlements payout to bosses; Workers don't accept 'economic crisis' wage excuses on face value; Print reject copyright free-for-all proposal to decimate book industry
AMWU Weekly E-News - 03/09/2009
Workers rally to maintain OHS standards; Hybrid Camry pilot produced; WA mine safety needs more than fines; IMF President in Australia
AMWU Weekly E-News - 27/08/2009
Cochlear workers win ballot to begin collective bargaining; Concerns over proposal to change book publishing laws; Entitlements and jobs need protection after ACL Bearings goes into receivership
AMWU Weekly E-News - 06/08/2009
Auto-workers bashed and raided over strike; Steve Walsh to take up international role for print workers; Rail workers demanding QLD government ensure local companies get a shot at new contracts
AMWU Weekly E-News - 30/07/2009
Win for manufacturing workers at ALP National Conference; Pump makers fight to stay local; Mining machine workers hopeful of better management
AMWU Weekly E-News - 24/07/2009
Manufacturing Alliance launched by AMWU and AWU
AMWU Weekly E-News - 28/05/2009
AMWU urges government to rethink rise in pension age; Qld branch wins big at Labour Day awards; Regional networks to fight to ban asbestos
AMWU Weekly E-News - 21/05/2009
Superior Pak workers go after superior conditions; Union success on OHS laws, but more to fight for; Company wants to cut hours, wont show why
AMWU Weekly E-News - Paid Parental Leave Special
More than 20 years of union campaigning this week resulted in the Government's announcement of 18 weeks paid parental leave.
AMWU Weekly E-News - 14/05/2009
Union-Land Council agreement to protect rights in the Kimberley; Qantas bring A330 maintenance home; Newcastle gets big project after union effort; Asbestos victims hope Kevin Rudd will step in over compensation
AMWU Weekly E-News - 07/05/2009
Tieman workers stand up against layoffs; McCain's workers protest about 'jobs for mates'; AMWU welcomes program to help youth avoid long-term unemployment
AMWU Weekly E-News - 23/04/2009
Climate ready for job creation; AMWU supporting community programs; RAC workers in WA face job losses
AMWU Weekly E-News - 16/04/2009
Ecowise workers win union collective agreement; Pacific Adventurer should be repaired in Brisbane; AMWU fights for 'redundant' union activists; AMWU defends sacked workers threatened by deportation
AMWU Weekly E-News - 09/04/2009
Boost to car industry needs fast-tracking;Print industry fights against copyright changes; Maxi-trans workers marched after mass sacking
AMWU Weekly E-News - 02/04/2009
Redundancies at Braken despite CEO wage rise; Market rates to apply to 457 visas; Printing industry attacked by productivity commission
AMWU Weekly E-News - 26/03/2009
Fair Work Bill passes parliament; Fosters workers maintain pay and conditions despite sackings threat; Dangerous situation leads to donation for children's hospital
AMWU Weekly E-News - 19/03/2009
AMWU demands better manufacturing policy in QLD; Cut to visas will reduce exploitation; Concerns over OHS review
AMWU Weekly E-News - 12/03/2009
DSI entitlements case must never happen to anyone else; Caterpillar refusing to come clean to workers; Vale Steve Milne; Bushfire donations keep coming from AMWU members
AMWU Weekly E-News - 05/03/2009
Bosch still profitable but sheds 170 jobs; Free rein for business not the answer; Apprentice recruitment drive in NSW finds success
AMWU Weekly E-News - 26/02/2009
WA apprentices fire up for campaign; New IR laws must restore full rights, AMWU tells Senate; Drivetrain workers protest over entitlements
AMWU Weekly E-News - 19/02/2009
Calls for entitlements protection as Drivetrain workers face losing everything; Fosters workers fighting to keep their jobs; New regulations to protect 457 visa workers
AMWU Weekly E-News - 12/02/2009
AMWU members donate to Bushfire relief; 'Un-Australian' toilet break outrage; Workers at PMP and ACL concerned over jobs
AMWU Weekly E-News - 19/01/2009
AMWU on apprentice recruitment drive; Printers fight for Australian publishing industry; Caterpillar workers concerned about redundancies
AMWU Weekly E-News - 04/12/2008
Workers march against ABCC; AMWU demands new scheme to protect entitlements; Qantas merger must protect against job losses, service cuts; 457 Visa report should be adopted by Government
AMWU Weekly E-News - 27/11/2008
Tieman workers win pay rise; Vovlo axes jobs at Christmas; Workers exposed to uranium
AMWU Weekly E-News - 20/11/2008
457 visa report recommends equal pay; International conference plots green future for steel industry; BP Solar turns the lights out in NSW
AMWU Weekly E-News - 13/11/2008
Federal Government funds auto industry with $6.2 billion plan; Visa workers speak against exploitation; RACT workers prepare for industrial action over pay
AMWU Weekly E-News - 06/11/2008
Climate change response on skills must come quickly; Obama wins US election, thanks unions; Boeing workers succesful after 8 week strike; HPM workers excited about first union agreement
AMWU Weekly E-News - 30/10/2008
Locked out workers' employer back in court; Ballarat community rallies around John Valves workers; Employers pay up early in battle for skills
AMWU Weekly E-News - 23/10/2008
New funding for skills; Workers not the culprit in transport woes; Geoscience workers prepare for action; Print workers take agenda to government
AMWU Weekly E-News - 16/10/2008
AMWU women take action; Retired members win major pension concession; Auto job losses a growing concern
AMWU Weekly E-News - 09/10/2008
Qantas workers endorse national claim; International action against precarious employment
AMWU Weekly E-News - 02/10/2008
Cochlear workers defend delegate; Visa worker death prompts call for urgent action; Sustainable manufacturing should be investment priority
AMWU Weekly E-News - 25/09/2008
AMWU lobbies federal parliament over IR laws; Right of entry laws becoming an unfunny joke; Cochlear workers head to Canberra to seek laws to deliver collective bargaining rights
AMWU Weekly E-News - 18/09/2008
Dairy workers take action over low wage offer; Vulnerable visa workers need stronger protection
AMWU Weekly E-News - 11/09/2008
Qantas workers concerned over maintenance standards; Workers sue over the right to a collective agreement; Unpaid superannuation claim nets new members
AMWU Weekly E-News - 04/09/2008
Premier falls after privatisation battle lost; CASA report on QANTAS safety should be made public; Auto Delegates go to Canberra
AMWU Weekly E-News - 28/08/2008
Boost in funding for Victorian training; Boeing job cuts unnecessary; Cadbury workers kept in the dark
AMWU Weekly E-News - 21/08/2008
Apprentices win 43% pay rise under collective agreement; AMWU fights to stop tariff cuts destroying auto industry; WA workers take up battle for collective agreement
AMWU Weekly E-News - 07/08/2008
CASA review must look at maintenance job cuts; Goulburn Valley workers face factory closure; BHP tries to get around AWA ban
AMWU Weekly E-News - 31/07/2008
Climate change an opportunity to create new jobs and the protect the environment; Right of entry laws must be overhauled.
AMWU Weekly E-News - 24/07/2008
AMWU members want action on climate change; Qantas announces job cuts; Power dispute escalates in Queensland; Fairfax to close plant in Tasmania
AMWU Weekly E-News - 17/07/2008
AMWU organiser wins award for marginal seats effort; Workers impatient with Rudd Govt over IR laws; Queensland power workers strike
AMWU Weekly E-News - 10/07/2008
Power workers hit back at privatisation; Workers will need support in climate change schemes; Huge fine for visa exploitation firm
AMWU Weekly E-News - 03/07/2008
Tough new penalties for foreign worker abuse; Takeovers in Victorian Dairy Industry; Yacht workers seek unpaid wages
AMWU Weekly E-News - 26/06/2008
Unions step up pressure on IR changes; Employer faces penalties over exploitation of 457 visa workers ; Tyre manufacturer closes doors in Victoria
AMWU Weekly E-News - 19/06/2008
New National Employment Standards announced; Safety concerns lead to mass resignation; Forgacs workers get tough in negotiations
AMWU Weekly E-News - 12/06/2008
Hybrid Toyota Camry to be built in Australia; Jobs to go at Holden; Workers threatened with lockout
AMWU Weekly E-News - 05/06/2008
HECS on TAFE will make skills shortage worse; Equal pay for 457 visa workers; Manufacturing week brings improved commitments from Labor
AMWU Weekly E-News - 29/05/2008
Paid maternity leave long overdue; Car workers vote on campaign to save industry; New laws passed to protect Victorian asbestos victims
AMWU Weekly E-News - 22/05/2008
Workers join AMWU over toilet lock-out; Electricity privatisation battle continues; A new plan for the auto industry called for
AMWU Weekly E-News - 15/05/2008
Budget delivers on skills; Mitsubishi workers get a hand up; Worker sacked for wearing union sticker; Unions demand Building & Construction Commission be terminated
AMWU Weekly E-News - 08/05/2008
Electricity privatisation sparks another fight; Green light for green car initiativel; Innovation requires investment and involvement from government
AMWU Weekly E-News - 01/05/2008
Local MPs wont face up to privatisation protests; Asbestos inquiry demanded; Boeing workers return to work
AMWU Weekly E-News - 24/04/2008
Apprentices demand better rights; Fisher & Paykel close Brisbane factory; South Australians want better job investment
AMWU Weekly E-News - 17/04/2008
SA Workcover changes draw union ire; Showdown over show day in Newcastle; AMWU demands safeguards against flexibility
AMWU Weekly E-News - 10/04/2008
Labor MPs call for end to corporate veil; Health and Safety gets review; 450 000 new training places announced
AMWU Weekly E-News - 03/04/2008
Woodside offside over onshore jobs; Auto Inquiry road-map gets AMWU blessing
AMWU Weekly E-News - 27/03/2008
Cadbury workers reject non-union deal in Tasmania; Print workers occupy factory over entitlement protection; AMWU steps in to protect injured workers
AMWU Weekly E-News - 14/03/2008
Mitsubishi workers win landmark payout; Retired members hit the street demanding justice for aged pensioners
AMWU Weekly E-News - 06/03/2008
AMWU fighting for apprentices; Women get stronger in the union; Union shapes up for fight over collective bargaining.
AMWU Weekly E-News - 28/02/2008
NSW Electricity Privatisation faces mass opposition; Visy still using WorkChoices against employees; Workers hit back in wages-inflation debate
AMWU Weekly E-News - 21/02/2008
Improved qualifications at ferrero; Onesteel workers abandoned on a good earner; Delegates meet across the country
AMWU Weekly E-News - 14/02/2008
Mitsubishi closes; AMWU demands national action on health and safety; Asbestos discovered at Adelaide worksite; Parliament says sorry to stolen generations
AMWU Weekly E-News - 20/12/2007
New members joining en masse; Coalition abandons WorkChoices; electricity campaign powers up
AMWU Weekly E-News - 13/12/2007
Public power to fight privatisation; Gillard bans safety cop-out scheme; Boss's snout in the trough - workers offered scraps
AMWU Weekly E-News - 06/12/2007
Vale Bernie Banton; AMWU fights for sick, abandoned visa worker; Big Australian lost for words
AMWU Weekly E-News - 29/11/2007
Howard dismissed by WorkChoices; Key AMWU role in marginal seats; Private equity under scrutiny
AMWU Weekly E-News - 22/11/2007
Tristar workers win dispute; MES workers win their battle; AMWU seeks family friendly conditions for QLD miners
AMWU Weekly E-News - 15/11/2007
Howard failing Tasmanian manufacturing; Apprentices forced to sign AWAs; Fair Pay Commission not working
AMWU Weekly E-News - 08/11/2007
Abbott insults Banton over asbestos campaign; Workers told 'speak English' or face sack; Beer workers on the hop over new agreement
AMWU Weekly E-News - 01/11/2007
Car industry suffering from government neglect; AMWU secretary to lead Tasmanian unions; Howard's training colleges failing young
AMWU Weekly E-News - 25/10/2007
Cochlear workers take case to AGM; AMWU activists win in WA local elections; Paper job losses hurt Tasmanian families
AMWU Weekly E-News - 18/10/2007
Tax bribes won't heal WorkChoices pain; Trouble brewing at Fosters; New campaign to help asbestos victimes breath easier
Doug Cameron defends union representation in the Labor Party
Former AMWU National Secretary, Doug Cameron, has defended the right of unions to be represented in the Labor Party, at a speech to the NSW Fabian Society.