Trouble on the waterfront in Darwin port trade dispute
A Darwin referenced industrial clash pits waterside workers led by NAWU against barge operators led by W.B. Perkins and Company over ASI Act implications. Contested are permanent jobs, transhipment practices, and the impact on small ships, with union and employer representatives presenting to Northern Territory departments.
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Ant
Darwin
W.B. Perkins and Company
Watersdorf
Freeport
Con. Tanners
WWE
Me Bran Manning
WWF
Milner
Perkins Company
NAWU
Pat Rye
New Perth Authority
Department i
Fanie Bay
Joe Fisher
Me Fisher Sant
Mel Porre
Fluih
Morning Hag
Mediators a miniature UN in labor dispute context
A labor mediation piece portrays mediators as a miniature United Nations guiding a factory strike. It describes wage disputes, union managers, and anonymous mediators seeking to keep workers on the job while preserving factory operation, with quotes about mediation strategy and practical outcomes.
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Meyers
Nenitias
Ye Bey
Newina
Aza
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