Laila Harre: Union Relevance In Aotearoa In 21st C
Laila Harre On 'Union Relevance In Aotearoa In The 21st Century
Faculty of Arts and The Bruce Jesson
Foundation
2007 Bruce Jesson Lecture Is on Friday 9
November, 6.30pm
Maidment Theatre University of
Auckland
The bar will be open from 5.30pm
Speaker: Laila Harre
National Secretary National Distribution Union
Union relevance in Aotearoa in the 21st Century
For 20 years unions have been engaged in a struggle for relevance - relevance to both workers and the wider social and economic environment in which we organise. This lecture will look at possible futures for the union movement and the potential and need for workers to organise industrially and politically. More than ever we are dependent on what happens at work and what we get from doing it. The question is not whether we need unions, but what sort of unions we need.
Friday 9 November, 6.30pm
Maidment Theatre, University of Auckland
The bar will be open from 5.30pm
A collection for donations to the Bruce Jesson Trust will be taken.
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