Reviewing victories, renewing struggles: The ACTU Congress, Adelaide, South Australia, 4–6 June 2024

The Australian Council of Trades Unions gathered in Congress in Adelaide, June 4th - 6th 2024. This article provides a detailed report on the Congress: drawing out key themes in debate and decision, providing an account of major speeches, and reviewing the industrial and political context. The report devotes special attention to the Congress's collective consideration of recent changes to industrial law, to the issue of artificial intelligence, to the problem of ‘working time’, and to the prospects of a green industrial transformation. It also seeks to place the Congress in historical context.

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Journal of Industrial Relations
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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.1177/00221856241293804
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Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism
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Reviewing victories, renewing struggles: The ACTU Congress, Adelaide, South Australia, 4–6 June 2024

Fiona Macdonald, Sean Scalmer
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Journal of Industrial Relations
Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism
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Reviewing victories, renewing struggles: The ACTU Congress, Adelaide, South Australia, 4–6 June 2024

Fiona Macdonald, Sean Scalmer
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Abstract

The Australian Council of Trades Unions gathered in Congress in Adelaide, June 4th - 6th 2024. This article provides a detailed report on the Congress: drawing out key themes in debate and decision, providing an account of major speeches, and reviewing the industrial and political context. The report devotes special attention to the Congress's collective consideration of recent changes to industrial law, to the issue of artificial intelligence, to the problem of ‘working time’, and to the prospects of a green industrial transformation. It also seeks to place the Congress in historical context.

Journal of Industrial RelationsVol. 66(5)
The University of Melbourne (AU), RMIT University (AU)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 9%
Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism
2.23
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