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Coal transport and infrastructure. Existing coal plants in Europe. Environmental issues of coal. Global Fossil Infrastructure Tracker. Oil and gas infrastructure. Proposed coal mines in China. Proposed gas plants. Steel plants. View source. Jump to: navigation , search. Loading map Tools What links here. Related changes. Special pages. Printable version. Larven had no more authority. In a show of solidarity and material, all of a sudden a procession of Ship Painters and Dockers streamed into the factory through the window later followed by mattresses, guitars, food, T.

The next morning, there were hundreds of unionists and onlookers gathered in front of the building. When Larven arrived, he found the pathway to the factory blocked. Police informed him that they would escort him through, but. Larven decided to get back into his car and go home. Employer disdain for unions was echoed in the mainstream press, encouraging the common perceptions of this time that unions were too powerful and heavy-handed.

Even the most implacable opponents of direct action on the industrial front can hardly quarrel with the motive behind the latest show of protest by unionists in Whyalla. The sit-in at the James North glove-making factory in Norrie Avenue, started. Gender issues were also at play in other ways.

The women paid Gettings six times what they themselves earned on average. Gettings did not have the normal managerial prerogatives, in that all decisions affecting the cooperative had to be ratified by the workers. His occasional attempts to persuade the workers he should have the power to hire and fire without collective approval were consistently denied. Likewise, when he sought more power to discipline workers, it was insisted that all decisions be discussed collectively.

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