atw: Re: Was OT: Culture - now truth and logic

Yes, that's right. I did not want to mention churchill (note case) for 
that. His reputation is so well regarded still. 
The iron lady was quite the real deal wasn't she? Oh, and there are quite 
a few others who have tried. 

Problem we have now is the lack of union representation here. we have lost 
the union as a 'united we stand' paradigm. Particularly pertinent for 
unionism now would be call centre type clerical staff, IT based careers, 
and the blue collar industries that are losing their unions. Don't 
misunderstand me, I have never been a union person, and was black-banned 
once, (over unrelated disputes with a company, I lost work as an 
apprentice!) but I know unions changed lots of our work conditions for the 
better...

I wonder if these new IR laws may begin a new era of unionism?

Warren Lewington
Technical Writer
Metso Minerals
Arndell Park, Sydney.
NSW, Australia.

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