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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 25, 1922

Page

3

Labor Union Conflicts and Actions Across Trades

A dense union chronicle reports clashes between the Marine Stewards and Labor Council policies, noting endorsements and repudiations by state and federal leaders. It covers Amalgamated Printing Trades affiliating with the Labor Council, clothing and ironworkers actions, and debates over 48 hour weeks and wage cuts, plus night baking disputes and a planned Labor Council bulletin.

Labor Council Clothing Trades Federation

Who's Who in the Trade Union Movement

A feature profile of New South Wales Labor leader Jack Howie and other union figures. It covers Howie's leadership style and overseas trip, E. C. Magrath's role in the Printing Industry Employees' Union, J. J. Graves of the Stovemakers' Union, and remarks on union politics, arbitration, and solidarity with South African labour struggles.

Jack Howie Labor Council of New South Wales Labor Council England Germany Russia Wip Labor Cowell Jack Mowre E. C. Magrath Printing Industry Employees’ Union Board of Trade Arbitration Court Marx British Labor Party British Trade Union Movement South Africa No S.W Great Britain Trade and Labor Council of N.S. W Labr Trades Unions’ Movement A.W.U Miless E Magrath Bk. C. Macgrath J.J. Graves the Stovemakers’ Union

Furnishing Trades Union Fighting Policy Criticized

The piece protests a so called fighting policy urging shop deputations to resist wage cuts and 48 hour shifts. It condemns the Furnishing Trades Union for bureaucratic delays, calls for clear policy, and urges militant but timely action to defend workers rights.

Empiovers Committee of Management

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J. S. Garden Marine Stewards’ Union Herald Bol Heffron George Moote Sydney Amalgamated Printing Trades Trades Adelaide Ironworkers' Union Bakers’ Union Quakes Employers Aking Gazette Oakes Communist Party of Great Britain J. J. Graves Worlis Stovemakers Trades Hall Leu Graves Matt Hade Furniture Trades Union Goslow Bear Master Furnishing Trades Union Furnishing Trades
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