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Action 42 – Just Resolutions

What will you do this year to make a difference? It’s not only the start of a new year but also the start of a new decade!
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Action 41 – Christmas Spirit?

Give hope Check out our JustAct Fair Trade catalogue for ideas of gifts that give fair wages and a better quality of life for those involved in their production.
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Action 40 – Happy 5th Birthday

Every child around the world should be able to enjoy a 5th birthday. Sadly, 8.8 million children died before their 5th Birthday last year.
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An electoral alternative to Australian Christian Lobby?

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Help shape the agenda!
Social Policy Connections invites you to a Consultation on Election Priorities 2010

You are warmly invited to join this consultation on SPC policies and priorities
10am – 1 pm, Saturday 20 March at the Study Centre, Yarra Theological Union, 98 Albion Rd., Box Hill. Best entry via 34 Bedford St. Click HERE for directions. Please RSVP by Friday 19th 3pm: 9899 4777 or admin@socialpolicyconnections.com.au

Nestle faces co-ordinated international industrial action

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

The Justice and International Mission Unit of the Uniting Church has been highlighting corporate responsibility issues relating to Nestle for some time now (in areas such as unethical marketing of infant formula and their actions in the Philippines). According to Australian Asia Workers Links Nestle is feeling the heat on a few different fronts at the moment. In February 25 the Nestle Ponda and Nestle Bicholim unions in Goa, India, held protest actions against trade union rights violations at Nestle Waters in Russia. The unions, members of the IUF affiliated Federation of All India Nestle Employees, condemned union-busting at Nestle Domodedovo and demanded the reinstatement of the union vice-chair Sergei Strykov. Last year Nestle unions in India won collective bargaining rights with the support of the IUF’s global Nespresure campaign, and are now extending the same global solidarity to Nestle workers in Russia. Six days earlier, on February 19, Nestle workers picketed the gates of the company’s factory in Montevideo, Uruguay, to demand rights and recognition for Nestlé workers and their unions in Russia and Indonesia.