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'Unionism has been declining for three decades in Australia. Today trade union membership is about 14 per cent of all Australian workers, having peaked in the 1970s. Young workers are less likely to be union members now than older ones. Even so, unions still play a vital role in the Australian workplace, such as successfully winning a recent minimum wage guarantee for workers picking produce.' (Introduction)
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Sam Wallman Our Members Be Unlimited : A Comic about Workers and Their Unions
The Saturday Paper
The Saturday Paper
