ACTU Congress 2003

In 2003, Congress was attended by nearly 1000 union delegates and focused on three main areas:
  • Policies relevant to the future of work (the escalation of casualisation and low paid jobs, work and family balance and the increase in long hours). 
  • Building support for a fairer Australia to ensure taxes are used responsibly to ensure equal access to essential services such as Medicare, childcare and education. 
  • The ongoing task of union renewal by reaching out to people through campaigns relevant to issues in the modern.


Single documents
Background papers
Agenda
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Policy
Aged Care Policy
Child Care policy
Corporate Governance Policy
Education Policy
Employee Entitlements Policy
Environment And Sustainable Development Policy
Fair Go Campaign
Future Strategies: Principles Of Collective Union Organising Policy
Government Services And Tax Resolution
Health Policy
Resolution on Higher Education and the ‘Backing Australia’s Future’ Initiative
Industry, Jobs And Nation Building Policy
International Policy
Industrial Legislation Policy
Occupational Health And Safety Policy
Older Workers Policy
Public Services Policy
Resolutions On Industrial Disputes
The Royal Commission Into The Building And Construction Industry Resolution
Statement Of Australian Union Values
Superannuation And Retirement Incomes Policy
Tax Policy
Trade Policy
Transport Policy
Unions Reaching Out To New Members Policy
Unions And The Wider Society Policy
Unions And The Workplace Policy
Vocational Education and Training Policy
Wages And Collective Bargaining Policy
Work And Family Policy
Workers With A Disability Policy
Working Hours And Work Intensification Policy
Young People And Unions Policy
Factsheets
Casuals
Corporate Governance
Entitlements
Industrial Relations Legislation
Minimum Wages
Public Services
Tax
Trade
Work and Family
Working Hours


Complete documents
Final Congress 2003 policy document  (one single file containing all policies above) 

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