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A Strike for Respect

Michael Evans

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Abstract

NTEU members at 20 universities across Australia took industrial action during September, and into October, to support claims for new Collective Agreements. The actions included 24-hour stoppages at most universities (University of Tasmania stopped work for four hours) and a range of bans on various work.

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NTEU members at 20 universities across Australia took industrial action during September, and into October, to support claims for new Collective Agreements. The actions included 24-hour stoppages at most universities (University of Tasmania stopped work for four hours) and a range of bans on various work.

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NTEU members at 20 universities across Australia took industrial action during September, and into October, to support claims for new Collective Agreements. The actions included 24-hour stoppages at most universities (University of Tasmania stopped work for four hours) and a range of bans on various work.

Key concepts: Work (physics), Industrial action, Action (physics), Political science, Temporary work, Public relations, Business, Law

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