Wallace Trohear compares the union movement in Denmark with the union movement in Australia, and notes differences in the level of government intervention.
Matt Foley speaks further on industrial relations, the introduction of Enterprise Bargaining and the role of employee groups. He discusses the training and employment aspects of his portfolio.
Michael Weise explains how he came to be a member of the Construction, Forestry, Mining, and Energy Union (CFMEU) in 1989 when he joined the coal industry in Queensland. He outlines his career path with the CFMEU.
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 outlines the difference between her role as President and Secretary of the FCU and the amalgamation that led to the Australian Services Union. She discusses her work with the amalgamated Clerical and Administrative Central and Southern Queensland Branch of the Australian Services Union and the coverage of workers.
Wayne Goss explains his decision to remove himself from direct contact with the unions, and to formalise the Labor Party's relationship with union bodies through the Queensland Labor Advisory Council.
