Australian Services Union

Janice Mayes - 00:32:09

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00:32:09

Janice Mayes discusses the decisions surrounding her union's affiliation with the ALP in 1990.

Janice Mayes - 00:25:04

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Janice Mayes
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00:25:04

Janice Mayes discusses the limited efforts to recruit Indigenous workers as well as the decision to affiliate the union with the Trades and Labor Council of Queensland.

Janice Mayes - 00:23:14

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00:23:14

Janice Mayes talks about her union engaging in campaigns that involved lobbying universities and Queensland Health during the mid-1990s.

Janice Mayes - 00:21:27

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Janice Mayes
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00:21:27

Janice Mayes describes some of the campaigns that the union was involved with under her leadership, including those concerned with workplace bullying, privitisation and women's issues. She discusses the union's decision to affiliate with the ALP.

Janice Mayes - 00:20:17

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00:20:17

Janice Mayes explains the area she controlled as Secretary of the union and the relationship with the North Queensland branch.

Janice Mayes - 00:19:02

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Janice Mayes
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00:19:02

Janice Mayes speaks about her role at the national level as a member of the national executive of the Australian Services Union. She contrasts working with Queensland unions to those in other states.

Janice Mayes - 00:17:04

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Janice Mayes
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00:17:04

Janice Mayes discusses the demarcation disputes she was involved with as a union official.

Janice Mayes - 00:16:10

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Janice Mayes
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00:16:10

Janice Mayes discusses negotiating directly with politicians during the TAB Queensland privitisation.

Janice Mayes - 00:11:56

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Janice Mayes
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00:11:56

Janice Mayes recounts some of the industrial disputes she faced when working as President and Secretary of the FCU and Queensland Services Union (QSU).

Janice Mayes - 00:10:37

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Janice Mayes
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00:10:37

Janice Mayes discusses the membership coverage of workers in the public and private sectors and the difficulties prompted by rapidly changing technologies.

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