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Workers play the wild card
Thanks to Mike K for this report (from the Workers' Party in New Zealand) on how to organise unorganised workers. Here in the Skycity casino...
Organising hospitality workers - Can it be done?
Film and discussion of young workers organising experiences in New Zealand, France and the UK.
New Zealand union organises fast food workers
New Zealand union shows way to organise fast-food workers
Jarad Phillips, fast-food workers' organiser for the Unite union discusses lessons from union drives to organise Burger King and Starbucks.
This interview was conducted by a former No Sweat member now working for a union in New Zealand.
Unite, New Zealand
