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Watch the highlights from the 2011 Victorian Delegates & HSR's Conference

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AWU Victoria News
| Job losses at Australia's leading glass manufacturer - 20 January 2012 Around 70 employees are facing redundancies at one of Australia's leading glass bottle manufacturing sites, following O-I Australia's recent decision to close one of its three furnaces at its Melbourne plant.
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| Point Cook Coastal Park to stay closed on Sunday - 9 December 2011 Point Cook Coastal Park will not open to the public on Sunday (11 December) after union members voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action as they pursue a new Enterprise Agreement (EA)
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| AWU welcomes 'victory for common sense' - 30 November 2011 The AWU Victorian branch today welcomed news that John Holland Aviation Services will get down to the business of negotiating a new Enterprise Agreement for its employees
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| Parks Victoria workers fight for fairness - 10 November 2011 Victorian holiday-makers wanting to visit, during the the coming summer holidays, the Grampians, the Snowy River, the Buchan Caves, Bunurong Marine Park or Cardinia Reservoir Park - to list just a few - might find Parks gates shut
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| Mildura dried fruit workers take action - 21 October 2011 AWU members at Sunbeam Foods at Irymple are on a four-hour stoppage this afternoon as part of their campaign for a new Enterprise Agreement.
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| All clear for Cox Plate as CEO apologises - 20 October 2011 The Cox Plate Meeting at Moonee Vally on Saturday will go ahead without interruption after Australian Workers' Union members this morning accepted a new pay deal
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| Racing workers told to sign up or else - 19 October 2011 Australian Workers' Union (AWU) members at Moonee Valley Racecourse will take industrial action during this Saturday's Cox Plate meeting, after management this morning threatened their jobs if they did not sign a new Enterprise Agreement (EA)
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| Rallies for steel industry tomorrow - 11 October 2011 Workers will gather at Hastings, Wollongong and Newcastle tomorrow (Wednesday 12 October) to demand Liberal and Greens support for the $300 million Steel Transformation Plan.
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