ALP conference urged to reveal some policy details

Article Abstract:

Some observers have called on the Australian Labor Party to start preparing for the federal elections, due to be held by Spring 2002. They need to clearly define their policies and resolve differences within the party.

Political organizations, Political Organizations NEC, Political aspects

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Labor pains

Article Abstract:

Kim Beazley could replace Simon Crean as the new leader of the Labor Party in Australia. Chances of Kim Beazley becoming the new labor leader and its possible effects on the business community are discussed.

Australia, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Party leaders

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What about the workers when the boss goes bust?

Article Abstract:

Plans by the Australian Labor party to provide increased compensation and protection for workers whose employers go bankrupt are examined in detail.

Employment, Employee rights

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