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The wages strategy including the award system, wage rates, workplace enterprise bargaining and non-traditional forms of renumeration developed at the ACTU Congress, September 1995.
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The youth policy developed at ACTU Congress, September 1995.
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ACCORD Mark 8 continues the agreements between the Labor Government, the ACTU and its affiliates. It provides specifically for a new target for job creation of 600,000 additional new jobs over the next three years, inflation to be kept low, the
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An outline of child care policy (part of social justice policy document).
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In this part of its social justice policy the ACTU reaffirms its support for the provision of a range of good quality children's services available on a universal basis as fundamental to equal access to the paid workforce and as an industrial issue.
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The ACTU: The ACTU opposes the development of national competition policy where it will adversely affect economic and social development and contribute to reduced living standards and reduced welfare of the community.
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Consistent with ACTU Economic Policy, Congress believes that an effective trade and industry development policy is an essential element of a sustainable high growth strategy. By facilitating import replacement, export expansion and industry
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Congress declares that all the peoples of the world have the right to self determination and the democratic election of their governments, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of association in trade unions and the right to live in peace
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Congress notes that the media and information services industries are of fundamental importance to the Australian society and economy. Reflecting the importance to the community of these industries, there should be adequate mechanisms for public
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A broadbrush outline of the achievements of the 1995 ACTU Congress.
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