The ACTU Congress of 1997

Labour History

Volumn , Issue 74, 1998, Pages 160-175

  Martin, Ross ^a  

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EID: 85172465062     PISSN: 00236942     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.3828/27516560     Document Type: Article

References (19)

1. R.M. Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1981, Labor History, no. 40, November 1981, pp. 147-8.
2. Ross Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1991', Labour History, no.62, May 1992, p.142.
3. Jack Hutson, of the old Amalgamated Engineering Union, once aptly described as 'the established industrial fact': Penal Colony to Penal Powers, Amalgamated Engineering Union, Sydney, 1966, pp. 126-8.
4. See Ross Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1993', Labour History, no. 66, May 1994, p. 147
5. The ACTU Congress of 1995', Labour History, no. 70, May 1996, p. 204.
6. See Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1995', p.204.
7. See Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1993', pp. 139,145-6.
8. See Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1995', p.202.
9. Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1993', p. 145.
10. ACTU Congress 1997, Background Paper for Union Membership and Services, pp. 3-4
11. See Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1995', p. 203.
12. See Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1991', pp.149-50.
13. See Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1993', pp. 149-50.
14. See Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1995', pp.205-6.
15. Ross Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1989', Labour History, no. 58, May 1990, p.91
16. See R.M. Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1977', Journal of Industrial Relations, vol. 19, no. 4, December 1977, pp. 424-8.
17. Savagely personal jibes, on the other hand, were directed outside Congress - at 'John Howard' and Teter Reith' (see above).
18. See Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1995', pp. 198,201,203.
19. R.M. Martin, The ACTU Congress of 1987', Labour History, no. 53, November 1987, p. 125.