Worth fighting for
by Kathie Muir
2008
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"When Labor won the 2008 election it was widely accepted that the Work Choices campaign run by the union movement, and the anti-union campaign run by the Howard Government, were big reasons for victory. Many commentators noted that there had never been a campaign like Your Rights at Work: nothing so well-resourced over such a long period. This book examines the details of the campaign."--Provided by publisher.
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