Submission: Corporate Avoidance of the Fair Work Act

Decisions of the Fair Work Commission and the Courts which interpret the Fair Work Act 2009 (the Act) have resulted in the objects and intentions of the Act being evaded by corporations.

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Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union

Submission: Corporate Avoidance of the Fair Work Act

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Whyalla restructure cannot come at expense of workers and community

Industry-union partnership to provide new opportunities for women in print manufacturing

AMWU calls for an end of the blame games - Tasmanian Government must intervene to save Bell Bay Aluminium

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Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union

Submission: Corporate Avoidance of the Fair Work Act

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Media releases

Whyalla restructure cannot come at expense of workers and community

Industry-union partnership to provide new opportunities for women in print manufacturing

AMWU calls for an end of the blame games - Tasmanian Government must intervene to save Bell Bay Aluminium

THE UNION

CAMPAIGNS

MEMBERSHIP

BRANCHES