Collateral Damage: Women and the WorkChoices Battlefield.

The article examines the various aspects and reasons for collateral damage in the context of the WorkChoices industrial relation legislation in Australia. A major objective of WorkChoices legislation is to move people from unionism and collective agreements onto individual contracts. The author exam...

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Publicado en:Hecate Vol. 33; no. 1; pp. 61 - 81
Autor principal: Peetz, David
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Publicado: Hecate 2007
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