GLW issue 633, published 2005-07-13.

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Strike to stop Howard's anti-worker laws!

Sue Bolton "I think that the rank-and-file workers are getting really stirred up. I've never seen workers like they are today. Not only workers but the general public and other organisations. They're very hostile to what the government's trying to

This week in history

July 13 1925: NSW Premier reinstates workers dismissed during a railways strike eight years earlier. 1985: Live Aid rock concerts held in London and other venues. July 14 1789: The storming of the Bastille in Paris, France. July 16 1893:

Stop all the terror! Troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan

Alison Dellit On July 7, some of the horrific consequences of the "war on terror" hit working-class Londoners. In a series of bomb blasts on the London tube and buses, more than 50 people were killed, and more than 700 injured, many losing limbs or

IR agenda gets poor report card

Susan Price Seventeen of Australia's leading academic researchers in industrial relations and labour-market issues have released a series of papers analysing the federal Coalition government's proposed changes to Australia's industrial relations
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