Precarity and Collective Action
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Precarity and Collective Action
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À propos de cet audio
This is the sixth episode of ‘For What We’re Worth’. In this episode we do not have an update on bargaining, and instead have two interviews.
In the first interview, James Love talks to Juno Barnett-Collins on precarity, precarious workers and how the current round of bargaining claims addresses people who find themselves in these situations.
Then Callie V. then chats with Sandra Grey, the TEU National Secretary on collective action.
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Credits:
Interviews:
Juno Barnett-Collins, a fixed term employee at UoA
Sandra Grey, TEU National Secretary
UoA TEU podcast Team:
James Love - Interview
Callie V.– Interview and Editing
Rosaria Price - Intro
Leon Salter
Oreen Almeida
Andy Fey
Intro Music by Artem Hramushkin from Pixabay
Outro Music by raspberrymusic from Pixabay