Item A30.6 - You don't have to be buried to be dead: ask any pensioner. Melbourne, (197?)

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FVF11-A30.6

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You don't have to be buried to be dead: ask any pensioner. Melbourne, (197?)

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  • 197- (Creation)

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2 pages

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Administrative history

Amalgamated Engineering Union (Australian Section) (1920-1972). Formerly the Amalgamated Society of Engineers (1852-1920). Became the Amalgamated Metal Workers Union (1972-1976).
Objectives - The control of industry in the interest of the community; the organization of all eligible workers and the amalgamation of all unions in the industry to obtain just hours, wages and conditions; the settling of disputes between members and employees by collective bargaining and agreement, withdrawal of labor or otherwise; the provision of benefits to members; the issuing of publications to further the objects of the Union and of unionism; the extension of co-operative production to assist in altering the competitive system of industry for a co-operative system; the combination with other associations in the interests of labor and unionism and any other purpose or participation to further those interests. The Amalgamated Society of Engineers was part of an international union, as was the Amalgamated Engineering Union until 1968 when, as a prelude to eventual amalgamation with two other metal unions in 1972, it severed its links with the parent British union.

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Includes material from interstate branches.

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Unrestricted access.

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  • English

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Revised

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Revised, 30-Nov-2022.
Migrated from LMS: April 2019, P.A.

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