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Resolution re national day of action rally (Brisbane, 1992)
Resolution re national day of action rally (Brisbane, 1992)
Burnie Battler. Edition 1, (Tasmania, June 1992) 4 p.
Burnie Battler. Edition 1, (Tasmania, June 1992) 4 p.
Work is dangerous to your health. Brochure. Occupational Health and Safety Training Unit. (n.p)
Work is dangerous to your health. Brochure. Occupational Health and Safety Training Unit. (n.p)
Federal government falls down on workers' comp. Government proposals - too little, too late. (n.d.)
Federal government falls down on workers' comp. Government proposals - too little, too late. (n.d.)
Labor movement exposes federal govt's injurious policy. Carlton, Vic., (196?)
Labor movement exposes federal govt's injurious policy. Carlton, Vic., (196?)
Petition to the Australian Council of Trade Unions (on ACTU policy on uranium mining and export) Melbourne, (n.d.)
Petition to the Australian Council of Trade Unions (on ACTU policy on uranium mining and export) Melbourne, (n.d.)
Suffer the little children - they need your support. Melbourne, (198?) (poster on SEQEB workers)
Suffer the little children - they need your support. Melbourne, (198?) (poster on SEQEB workers)
ACTU policy for young workers. Carlton (n.d.)
ACTU policy for young workers. Carlton (n.d.)
Get wages to the front - Support ACTU pay demands. [sticker] (n.d.)
Get wages to the front - Support ACTU pay demands. [sticker] (n.d.)
Judge agrees to six pound, fifteen shillings and 10 pence weekly wage cut (1959)
Judge agrees to six pound, fifteen shillings and 10 pence weekly wage cut (1959)
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