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Western Victoria’s public health in the firing line
Workers’ rights: 10 broken rules that need changing

Our current industrial laws are anti-worker, anti-union and unjust. A campaign to change them is a must.
Mobile phone: job perk or chain around our necks?

Social media has become integrated into workers’ daily lives yet there are few industrial agreements that remunerate them for the changes this has brought about in their working conditions, writes Geelong Trades Hall Council secretary Colin Vernon.
Union leaders on the importance of celebrating May Day
Unemployed workers mobilise in Geelong

Unemployed activists, with the support of the Geelong Trades Hall Council, have established a branch of the Australian Unemployed Workers’ Union (AUWU) in Geelong.
Ridley Agri Workers Walk off the job over poor conditions
Victory for MUA as sacked worker is reinstated
Support grows for community assembly at Webb Dock
Workers raise funds for locked out Esso workers
First Greens candidate elected to Geelong council

The results of the 2017 City of Greater Geelong Council elections have been declared, with Greens candidate Sarah Mansfield being elected in Brownbill Ward.

Mansfield won more than 17% of the primary vote. Her election was aided by a strong preference flow from residents who voted for Socialist Alliance (SA) candidates Sue Bull and Sarah Hathway.
Geelong working women’s conference to feature leading union activists

The Geelong Women Unionists Network, with the support of Geelong Trades Hall Council (GTHC), is holding a conference, Working Women Get Organised, on November 11 which is open to everyone.
Young socialist contests Geelong Council election

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