Chris White

Building and construction workers have less rights than other Australian workers…my references

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by Chris White

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References
White, C. (2006) ‘Provoking Building and Construction Workers’ 20th Conference AIRAANZ 21st Century Work: High Road or Low Road?
http://www.aomevents.com/conferences/AIRAANZ/papers.php.

White, C. (2004) Review Jim Marr , ‘First the Verdict The true story of the Building Industry RoyalCommission’ Australian Options, No. 35, Summer 2004 http://www.australian-options.org.au.

White, C. (2006) ‘The Perth 2007 and the right to strike’ ICTUR magazine International Union Rights.Volume 13. Issue 3.

White, C. (2005) ‘The Right to Politically Strike?’ AIRAANZ 2005 Conference Sydney University http://airaanz.econ.usyd.edu.au/papers.ht

White, C. (2005) Senate Submission on WorkChoices Bill (2005) Senate Inquiry submission No. 129;www.aph.gov go to Senate submissions

White, C. (2005) ILO Protection of the Right to Strike: ‘Inside the ILO Tent’ Evatt Foundation http://evatt.org.au/news/336.html.

White, C (2005) ‘The right to politically strike? The case for re-evaluation’. Evatt Foundation on-line13/4/2005: http://evatt.labor.net.au/publications/papers/139.html

White, C. (2007). ‘What limits the right to strike?’ Blog: Larvatus Prodeo http://larvatusprodeo.net/2007/05/21/guest-post-by-chris-white-what-limits-the-right-to-strike/

White C (2008) Building industry secret inquisition http://www.greenleft.org.au/2008/761/39289

CFMEU (2008) ‘The Star Chamber alive and well in Australia – an arcane overhang from the Howard Government’ http://www.cfmeu.asn.au/construction.

White C (2007) ‘Constructing Fear: Australia’s Secret Industrial Inquisition’ (www.constructingfear.com.au)

http://bushtelegraph.wordpress.com/2007/08/29/%e2%80%98constructing-fearaustralia%e2%80%99s-secret-industrial-inquisition%e2%80%99/

Ross L (2005) â€˜Building Unions and Government ‘Reform’: The Challenge for Unions’ Journal of Australian Political Economy No 56, 172;

Roberts T (2005) ‘Into the Industrial Dark Ages: the civil liberties implications of the Federal Government’s Industrial Laws for the Australian Construction Industry’ Civil Liberty, Journal of the NSW Council for Civil Liberties.

Construction Unions 2008 campaign www.rightsonsite.org.au

ACTU (2003) ‘The Royal Commission into the Building and Construction Industry. A Howard Government Attack on the Construction Industry’ www.actu.asn.au/public/papers/royalcomm/royalcomm.htm

ACTU (2004-6) http://www.actu.org.au for reports and press on the BCII Bills. Campaign http://www.yourrightsatwork.com.au go to section Support the 107. See Polices.

CFMEU (2003) ‘An Analysis of the Cole Royal Commission into the Building and Construction Industry’, 2003 www.cfmeu.asn.au/construction.

CFMEU Senate submission 2004, 2005. 2006 support 107 http://www.cfmeuwa.com/cfmeuwa/supportthe107/solidarity

Dabscheck B (2003) ‘Two and Two Make Five: Industrial Relations and the Gentle Art of Doublethink’ Sir Richard Kirby Lecture Industrial Relations Society of Victoria, 20/8/2003. Dabscheck B (2004) Senate submission BCII Bill.

Evans R (2002) ‘H.R. Nicholls Submission to the Cole Royal Commission’ and (2003) ‘Building Industry Reform Bill’ www.hrnichollssociety.org.au

Harnisch W (2003) ‘Master Builders Association: Royal Commission into Building and Construction Industry’ http://www.mba-ks.com/

Howe J (2005) ‘Deregulation’ of Labour Relations in Australia: Toward Command and Control’ Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law, University of Melbourne, Paper No. 34.

CFMEU Official faces jail http://mike-servethepeople.blogspot.com/2008/06/cfmeu-official-faces-jail-for-serving.html

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