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Australian unions maintain complicity with genocide amid phoney week of action - Vimarsana News

Australian unions maintain complicity with genocide amid phoney week of action

Pseudo-left Unionists for Palestine is desperately trying to cover over and excuse the role of Australia’s trade union leadership, which continues to block industrial action against Israel’s onslaught.

Source: wsws.org
Australian pseudo-left seeking to divert anger over Gaza genocide behind Labor, unions - Vimarsana News

Australian pseudo-left seeking to divert anger over Gaza genocide behind Labor, unions

The pseudo-left is seeking to bolster illusions in Labor and the union bureaucracy, the very forces in Australia that are supporting and facilitating Israel’s genocide of the Palestinians.

Source: wsws.org
ZIM shipping forced to divert routes as boycott call grows - Vimarsana News

ZIM shipping forced to divert routes as boycott call grows

Israeli container shipping line, ZIM, has been forced to divert its routes following a new trade union-led campaign to prevent it from providing support to the Israeli Defense Force. Pip Hinman reports.

Sydney protest points to striving for working-class action to stop the genocide, but maritime union collaborates with Israel - Vimarsana News

Sydney protest points to striving for working-class action to stop the genocide, but maritime union collaborates with Israel

Maritime Union of Australia officials were as conspicuously absent from the speaker list on Saturday as the Contship Dax was from Port Botany.

Source: wsws.org
NSW NTEU strikes for pay and conditions - Vimarsana News

NSW NTEU strikes for pay and conditions

National Tertiary Education Union members went on strike at the University of Newcastle and UTS for job security, manageable workloads, fair pay and for casuals to be given permanent contracts. Steve O'Brien and Kerry Smith report.