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Journal - October 2003

Events

    Congress 2003:
    It was a dramatic Congress, marked by industrial action and personal tragedy, debate and division. It has also been the platform to launch new campaigns targeting family, education and health issues on and off the job. Congress condemns FoC shipping
    ACTU Congress unanimously adopted a transport policy condemning the deregulation of the Australian coastline and calling for restrictions of flag of convenience shipping in the domestic market at its four-day meeting held in Melbourne in August.

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    Maritime Diary
    UNION support for East Timorese Transport and Maritime Workers seems to be getting to some of the paternalistic forces still trying to shape the country to their own ends. Rank and file member “Timor” Mick Killick was arrested by United Nations coppers and apparently given a bit of a belting for the crime of standing on a peaceful picket line at Dili airport against a particularly disreputable Australian-owned airline.

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Shipping news

    $200m funding for US Ships
    US Congress votes to fund a merchant fleet of 60 US flagged and crewed vessels Chase
    Australian seafarers show their true metal & make maritime history, outrunning &outmanoeuvring a pirate fishing vessel in a mammoth maritime pursuit through 4,000 treacherous miles of heavy seas, heaving icebergs, 20 metre swell, gale force winds & sub zero Antarctic temperatures

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    MUA Parental Leave Push
    MUA national women’s committee co-ordinator Sue Virago has been working full time on women’s issues for P&O and the union since January last year. She’s also on the executive of the ACTU. So parental leave and a family friendly workplace have always been high on her agenda. Work and family
    An ACTU guide on how to juggle a career & the kids in the modern world in 3 easy steps - change the workplace, change the government & change your lives so you spend more time with your family


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