LCNSW: 2000 Annual Report

Michael Costa In 2000 the Labor Council and its affiliates lead the nation in the shift towards an organising culture. As part of this transition the Labor Council's rules were amended at the Annual General Meeting in February 2000, to establish the Organising Committee as the key committee in the development of organising strategies for the Council. [ more ]

John Robertson John Robertson's responsibilities as Assistant Secretary have included the building and construction industry, breweries, local government, warehouse and distribution, major disputes, the oil industry, the Roads and Traffic Authority and the Department of Public Works and Services. [ more ]

Chris Christodolou Over the last twelve months Chris' prime responsibility has been to continue the co-ordination of union activities around the Olympic Games. During the year Chris assisted in the equal pay application, the State Wage Case, and the establishment of the Organising Committee and associated campaign activities. [ more ]

Mark Lennon The Olympic Reassignment Award was a highlight of the work that Deputy Assistant Secretary (Industrial), Mark Lennon performed in 2000. The Award provided sufficient flexibility to meet the needs of games organisers whilst at the same time protecting employees' basic conditions. [ more ]

Alison Peters Alison Peters was elected unopposed as Deputy Assistant Secretary (Community Affairs) in September following the resignation of Naomi Steer. Alison commenced work with Labor Council in November. [ more ]

2000 Annual Report Highlights