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• Ligne n°49 : Industrial Action

Ligne n°58 : ... The right to strike is an internationally recognised human right. The
• Ligne n°59 : United Nations’ International Covenant on Economic (FWO), Social and
Ligne n°60 : Cultural Rights of 1966 requires Governments to ensure that workers ...

Ligne n°96 : ... there were no fines for workers who took strike action. Instead the
• Ligne n°97 : laws protected workers from victimisation for taking industrial action.
Ligne n°98 : It was illegal to sack someone for going on strike. ...

Ligne n°99 : ... The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has found on numerous
• Ligne n°100 : occasions that our protected action laws breached international
Ligne n°101 : obligations to protect the right to strike. The ILO has repeatedly ...

Ligne n°102 : ... emphasised that the ability to go on strike should not only apply
• Ligne n°103 : during industrial disputes over collective agreements. The right to
Ligne n°104 : strike extends to enabling workers to express their dissatisfaction ...

Ligne n°104 : ... strike extends to enabling workers to express their dissatisfaction
• Ligne n°105 : through industrial action with economic and social policy matters that


• Ligne n°105 : through industrial action with economic and social policy matters that


• Ligne n°105 : through industrial action with economic and social policy matters that
Ligne n°106 : affect their interests. ...

Ligne n°106 : ... affect their interests.
• Ligne n°107 : In Australia today industrial action is hardly ever taken. There may be


• Ligne n°107 : In Australia today industrial action is hardly ever taken. There may be
Ligne n°108 : a right to strike in limited circumstances during bargaining, but in ...