Did you know that immediately before being used to attack the MUA in the 98 Patricks dispute, the same management consultants were used to smash the Liverpool dockers?  Sadly in Liverpool, the bastards had more luck.

All the way from the UK Radio Stingray has Liverpool dockers Tony Nelson and John Lynch to tell us about what happened next.

From reorganising the waterfront to building one of the worlds leading social centres, the Liverpool dockers have not taken a single backward step.

Did you know that immediately before being used to attack the MUA in the 98 Patricks dispute, the same management consultants were used to smash the Liverpool dockers?&nbsp; Sadly in Liverpool, the bastards had more luck.
All the way from the UK Radio Stingray has Liverpool dockers&nbsp;Tony Nelson and John Lynch to tell us about what happened next.
From reorganising the waterfront to building one of the worlds leading social centres, the Liverpool dockers have not taken a single backward step.

Radio Stingray is a monthly podcast brought to you by the Maritime Union of Australia Sydney Branch. It continues the legacy of generations of maritime workers communicating with each other using the latest platforms.
 
The podcast is designed to be entertaining and informative with industrial rounds, reports by Officials and rank and filers, campaign updates, upcoming events, and special features. Bringing news and information from a working class perspective on matters important to workers in Sydney, Australia and the rest of the world

Radio Stingray - Maritime Workers Podcast

Radio Stingray is a monthly podcast brought to you by the Maritime Union of Australia Sydney Branch. It continues the legacy of generations of maritime workers communicating with each other using the latest platforms.
 
The podcast is designed to be entertaining and informative with industrial rounds, reports by Officials and rank and filers, campaign updates, upcoming events, and special features. Bringing news and information from a working class perspective on matters important to workers in Sydney, Australia and the rest of the world.

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