All Australian Trade Union Congress concludes in Melbourne
The Melbourne Union Conference held June 26 to July 1 produced a militant, large delegate congress. The council formed a united front plan, reaffirmed Brisbane decisions where possible, and backed the A.W.U. against wage cuts. A twelve-member Council of Action was created to centralize Labour movement coordination, with an emergency committee to address disputes and defend living standards amid capitalist pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
Labour Party
Commonwealth
Workers of Australia
Brisbane
Melbourne
Mr. Baddeley
Council of Action
Congress
FE. C. Magrath
A. W. Foster
R. Ross
Moderat
M. Considine
J. Howie
A.L.P
Australia
New Zealand
Industrial Congress
Communist Party
The
Trades Union
New South Wales
Vitoria
A.S.P
Tasmania
Queensland
West Australia
Labour Movement
Same
Labour Council
A.W.U
Commonwealth Council of Action
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Melbourne Union
ALL Australian Trade Union Congress