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Don't buy Ampol campaign - strike to win Australian crew jobs on tankers

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2009-07-02T01:55:32Z

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From the date of its commissioning, in 1962, until 1966, Ampol tanker P J Adams traded with a low-wage foreign crew. Eventually, after a long, bitter and tenacious campaign the Union put an Australian crew on her under Australian award and manning conditions.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/48100
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Seamen's Union of Australia

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Seamen's Union of Australia, Sydney Branch

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