A panel of amazing union women joins Workers United to talk about how we safeguard workers’ physical and mental health, including how organised union campaigns make a difference

Topics of discussion range from new legal protections for workers, the importance of health and safety reps in workplaces, protecting workers in high-stress industries like paramedicine and dealing with “bastard bosses”.

Moderated by ETU Media and Women’s Officer Kristin Perissinotto, the panel includes Kylie Muscat, Gillilan Armit, Fiona Scanlon and Dee Spink.

This episode was recorded live at the 2023 Union Women Get It Done Conference on 19 July 2023, hosted by Queensland Unions, on unceded Jaggera and Turrbal land in Meanjin (Brisbane).

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A panel of amazing union women joins Workers United to talk about how we create strong campaigns that call the community to action.

Topics of discussion range from decriminalising sex work in Queensland, ensuring equitable access to abortion and reproductive health services and creating more inclusive spaces for people with disability.

Moderated by QNMU Campaign Coordinator Karthika Raghwan, the panel includes Lulu Holiday (Decrim QLD), Daile Kelleher (Children by Choice), Mel Fox (Health Consumers QLD) and Deb McPherson (QTU activist).

This episode was recorded live at the 2023 Union Women Get It Done Conference on 19 July 2023, hosted by Queensland Unions, on unceded Jaggera and Turrbal land in Meanjin (Brisbane).

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A panel of amazing union women joins Workers United to talk about working in male dominated industries and how union activism has made a difference to their working lives.

Moderated by MUA member Kerryn Loose-Jones, the panel includes Ann-Marie Allan (AMWU), Claudia Payne (AFULE), Mel Street (ETU) and Julianne Kingaby (TWU).

This episode was recorded live at the 2023 Union Women Get It Done Conference on 19 July 2023, hosted by Queensland Unions, on unceded Jaggera and Turrbal land in Meanjin (Brisbane).

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.