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International Worker's Memorial Day 2008

Annual Wreath Laying Ceremony

Morwell Rose Garden
11.00am
Monday 28th April 2008

Workers Memorial Day is the day the international trade union movement commemorates the lives of those workers who have been killed or injured in the course of their work....more


Glenn Thompson AMWU

Workers Memorial Day 2007
Morwell Rose Garden

Wonthaggi to unveil a piece of history on May Day 2008

The Wonthaggi & District Historical Society and The Gippsland Trades and Labour Council will unveil the Wonthaggi Miners' Banner and the Miner's Women's Auxiliary Banner on May Day 2008 at the Wonthaggi Community Union Arts Centre Foyer....more

The unveiling will be follwed by a Celebration Lunch...click here for more details

 
News & Campaigns
Workable Solutions
Return to Work Project

Workable Solutions is a two year Return to Work Project undertaken by the Ballarat Regional Trades & Labour Council and the Gippsland Trades and Labour Council...More

PUBLIC FORUM: 22.05.08
The Forum will provide an overview of the Gippsland and Ballarat Trades and Labour Council's two year return to work program - all interested parties are welcome to attend: Click Here for details

RETURN TO WORK TRAINING COURSE
The Training is designed for people interested in the Return to Work Process, RIghts and Obligations: For more information and to book Click Here

Call for Enquiry into Subsidence

McLoughlins Beach

The Gippsland Trades and Labour Council is calling on Local, State and Federal governments for a full enquiry into subsidence along the Gippsland coast as a matter of urgency.


“We are concerned about environmental degradation as a result of subsidence along the coastline and the deterioration of the Latrobe Valley Aquifer,” said John Parker, Secretary of the Gippsland Trades and Labour Council...More

Coal Creek – buildings to be demolished in village downsizing

The Gippsland Trades and Labour Council has drawn a line in the sand over the closure of the Korumburra tourist attraction Coal Creek.

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MEC Yallourn Dispute

MES: 0 Workers:$400K
AMWU wins over $400,000 for sacked Latrobe Valley Workers in Federal Court

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 Asbestos

An Australian First

Launch of the Asbestos Home Removal Kit Anyone in the Latrobe City community planning to remove a small amount of dangerous asbestos material as part of a home renovation, can now do so in relative safety following the launch of the ‘Asbestos in the Home Removal Kit’....More

Click here to find out where to obtain a kit.

Occupational Health and Safety
A fundamental human right of every working person is to be able to return home at the end of the workday alive and healthy. Everyone deserves decent working conditions and to be treated with respect...
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Gippsland Trades & Labour Council Supporting Workers And Their Communities

Only when workers and their communities stand together in solidarity can we achieve a society that is fair and just for all.
Then and only then will we be able to live in peace and harmony with each other and the environment.

 

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Updated 24 April, 2008