ACLS Humanities E-Book: The making of the AWU

The making of the AWU

Merritt, John, 1936-

Year: 1986.

Publisher: Oxford University Press.

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Frontmatter

FOREWORD BY THE HON. CLYDE CAMERON

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ABBREVIATIONS

LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES

INTRODUCTION

1 THE PASTORAL INDUSTRY, 1860-1911

2 SHEARING AND SHEARERS IN THE 1880s

3 THE SHED FLOOR IN THE MID-1880s

4 THE FOUNDATION OF THE ASU

5 PORT BLOCKADES AND THE CLOSED SHOP

6 'FREEDOM OF CONTRACT'

7 THE STRUGGLE FOR CONTROL

8 ORGANISATION IN CRISIS

9 RECOVERY AND FRUSTRATION, 1900-02

10 THE SOLUTION

11 ORGANISATIONAL STABILITY

NOTES

BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE

INDEX

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Title:

The making of the AWU : John Merritt.

Author:

Merritt, John, 1936-

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The making of the AWU : John Merritt.
Merritt, John, 1936-
Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1986.

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Subject Headings:

• Australian Workers' Union -- History
• Labor unions -- Australia -- History
• Sheep shearers (Persons) -- Australia -- History

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