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Behind the warehouse lockout in Australia: Coles and the corporate restructuring offensive
Australian supermarket and retail chain, the Coles Group, last week “indefinitely” extended the three-month lockout of workers at its Smeaton Grange warehouse in southwestern Sydney. This is part of an attempt by Coles, one of the country’s largest companies and employers, to satisfy the dictates of the global financial markets, which are demanding higher investment returns and share prices.
The most immediate objective of the extension of the lockout is to starve workers into accepting a sell-out deal, pushed by the United Workers Union (UWU), that would result in the closure of the facility and the destruction of most, if not all, of the 350 jobs there. In a critical stand, the Smeaton Grange workers voted on February 2 to reject the company-UWU agreement.
An elimination strategy might make a “great political slogan” but ultimately it is not a “realistic approach” to the ongoing management of the virus, according to Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton.
Speaking about the five-day lockdown of greater metropolitan Perth, the Peel region, and the south west regions which was triggered by a quarantine breach, Mr Dutton said Western Australia’s tough COVID-19 stance will hurt business.
The Home Affairs minister said lockdowns caused domestic violence to surge, mortgage repayments to lapse and put extra pressure on parents.
“All of that compounds into being a negative outcome for many families," he said.
Mr Dutton touted tracking and tracing systems as an effective and sustainable mechanism of defence against the virus, which had been used across the globe.