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News Talks #17: Casual employment leaves uni staff vulnerable to wage theft
Reporters Laura Green and Holly Mark spoke with Annette Herrera from the University of Melbourne – a co-convener of the University’s Casuals Network – who has been lobbying with the National Tertiary Education Union to retrieve what the union believes to be up to $6 million of stolen wages for at least 1,500 university staff.
Guests
Annette Herrera, co-convener of the University of Melbourne’s Casuals Network
Contributors
Laura Green and Holly Mark
Category: Audio, Audio, Interview, Local News, News, News and Commentary
Topics: Education, News
Tags: casual, education, employment, further, higher, Holly Mark, jobs, Laura Green, melbourne, National Tertiary Education Union, of, staff, stolen, theft, UniMelb, university, wage
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