Congratulations are due to those unions who are promoting the purchasing of Australian products by companies here, as a way of keeping jobs in Australia.
In recent years the manufacturing sector has been hard hit with the loss of thousands upon ...
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Unions trying to protect Australian jobs
12 October 2011 7 Comments
Will the unions wheel out “Tracey” to take on Rudd over his workplace reforms?
8 March 2010 13 Comments
"Tracey" was the character created by the unions as part of their hysterical scare campaign against the Howard government's 'work choices' in the lead up to the 2007 federal election. Gillard and Rudd had promised that no worker would be worse off ...
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And the Union calls in the loan
19 September 2009 13 Comments
In 2007 militant Unionists started popping up revealing the true nation of modern trade unionism. It virtually became a game of 'whack-a-mole' for the then opposition leader Kevin Rudd as he fought to keep unions under control and onside for the 2007 ...
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Making a stand for Australia: Unions finally get it right
1 March 2009 6 Comments
Media release
Australian Protectionist Party National Chairman and South Australian Spokesman Mr. Andrew Phillips today applauded the declaration by the union movement to block any attempts by Pacific Brands to move manufacturing machinery out of ...
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Australian Protectionists welcome Union support
28 May 2008 Leave a Comment
Australian Protectionist Party National Chairman and South Australian Spokesman Mr. Andrew Phillips applauded the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union decision to finally make a stand in defence of Australian manufacturing jobs.
"For decades ...
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Prime Minister Gillard and the AWU–WRA scandal
Prime Minister Gillard was a lawyer during the 1990s who was employed by the law firm Slater and Gordon in Melbourne. She was also a partner of that firm and as such there were certain legal obligations that were required of her while being employed ...
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