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Monthly Archives: September 1993

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(1993) Future Directions of Trade Union Peak Councils

Industrial RelationsBy Faith DuremdesSeptember 12, 1993

This article was co-written with Michael Costa and Tom Forrest, probably in mid-1993, and was for internal discussion in the Labor Council of NSW.

From the front cover of the 1993 TUTA Annual Report.

(1993) Options Concerning Trade Union Training

Industrial RelationsBy Faith DuremdesSeptember 12, 1993

Some of the early history of trade union training in Australia is covered in an article by Peter Mathews in an article in the Journal of Industrial Relations in 1966.

(1993) Labor Heart Change to Wage-fixing System

Industrial RelationsBy Faith DuremdesSeptember 12, 1993

Whoever thinks that anything the Prime Minister said last week on industrial relations reform was accidental or merely imperfectly phrased is kidding themselves.

Cartoon published with the article in The Australian, 11 March 1993, p. 10.

(1993) Hope of Deliverance is More than Just Mindless Optimism

Political historyBy Jen CalderonSeptember 8, 1993

In an important sense no one knows the future or can abruptly predict where we will be in a decade. Ten years ago some of us were predicting that unemployment would continue to rise and, with technological changes, asked where would the new jobs come from?

The 1993 Federal Budget, its broken promises and taxes on untaken long-service leave, etc. led me to criticise the Keating government. The above is one of various stories contrasting my position with Mary’s, then the Member for Lowe in the Keating government. Gabrielle Chan, Eassons Labour Under Political Flack, The Weekend Australian, 4-5 September 1993, p. 1.

(1993) Jobs Have to be the Main Issue

Political historyBy Jen CalderonSeptember 8, 1993

The Treasurer knew that last night’s Budget would be judged against three criteria: jobs, jobs, jobs. So what’s the scorecard? Clearly the economic and employment optimism that colored One Nation is now replaced by a more subdued outlook.

(1993) Labor Unity Statement of Principles

Political historyBy Jen CalderonSeptember 8, 1993

In defining the industrial and political ethos that Labor Unity represents, there is the danger of being too prescriptive, too ideological and too certain about details.

The article as published in the Canberra Times, August 18, 1993, p. 8.

(1993) Jobs the Criteria for Judgment. Optimism Replaced by More Subdued Estimate of Future

Political historyBy Jen CalderonSeptember 8, 1993

The Treasurer knew that last night’s Budget would be judged against three criteria: jobs, jobs, jobs. So what’s the scorecard?

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