Working-class media, IT and telecommunications in Australia
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Working-class history in general in Australia
- Workers vent frustrations on web
- virtual
water cooler to vent their frustrations with employers. Dozens
of websites allow employees to swap gripes about bosses as well as
hints for securing jobs with top firms.
- Internet threat to union movement
- By Paul Robinson, The Age, 18 May
2000. The ACTU has conceded the Internet and electronic commerce
represent the greatest threat to the union movement in more than a
century. Unions have been urged to recruit members from new
high-technology industries or face a largely irrelevant future.
- Union Computer Deal Launched
- Workers Online, 22 June 2000. The
launch of the Get-on-Board venture gives the union movement
the opportunity to establish a footing in the information economy,
while delivering computers to working people at an affordable
price.