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John Howard: a return to confrontationist industrial relations

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2009-09-18T06:13:19Z

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Photographer: not known

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Reproduced from ACTU Bulletin, Nov 1986, p. 5

Abstract

In 1986 many believed that the Liberal-National Partiesâ new industrial relations policy could be setting the scene for massive industrial confrontation and a concerted attack on the hard-won rights of the workforce (ref. ACTU Bulletin, Nov 1986, p. 4-5).

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/48479

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Australian Council of Trade Unions - Photographs

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Image

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ACTU Serials

Date created

1986

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Open Access

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