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  • Next delegates meeting Tuesday 5 February 5.30pm
  • 1st Wednesday of the month is the Electrical Trade Union Geelong Branch members meeting. Gheringhap St. Office at 5.00pm.
  • 3rd Wednesday of the month the Plumbers Union members meeting is 5.00pm at Geelong Trades Hall.
  • Last Wednesday of the month at 12 noon the CFMEU shop stewards meet at the CFMEU office on Fyans St.
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Showing posts with label BBQ support for Huyck workers.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BBQ support for Huyck workers.. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Workers get ready for a big campaign.


Workers at Huyck textile factory in Geelong joined their unions, the TCFUA, ETU and AMWU, and other supporters for a breakfast BBQ to kick off their campaign for better wages and conditions. The new EBA round is starting and the employer is only offering 2% increase while the CPI is nearly 4%. Workers know the cost of living is increasing and they should not have to suffer and reduce living standards while the bosses profits are forever increasing.




The breakfast ran from 7.00 to 9.00pm and was well attended by unionist and community supporters including other unions like the ANF, MUA, CFMEU, Plumbers, ASU and Printing. Geelong Trades Hall has pledged support for any campaign that the workers may decide.

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

COMMUNITY / UNION BBQ


COMMUNITY / UNION BBQ
(Come and support workers in struggle, all welcome)

Tuesday 24th June 2008

7:00am to 9:00am

Outside

Huyck Wangner
36 -40 Fellmongers Road Breakwater


Members of the TCFUA, AMWU, & ETU have started negotiations for a union collective agreement with Huyck a Textile company in Geelong. The company has so far refused to put forward a fair and reasonable offer and is only offering a guaranteed 2% pay increase.


Workers at the site are not prepared to accept a lousy 2% come along and show your support.



Speaker: Tim Gooden Geelong Trades Hall