A series of interviews with Wollongong Out Of Workers' Union (WOW) activists in the 1980s, conducted 2005-6 by Nick Southall as part of his honours thesis research, investigating WOW as a project expressing proletarian self-activity. Copied to clipboard Files Wollongong-union.pdf (1.19 MB) Australia interviews welfare unemployment Wollongong Out Of Workers Union Nick Southall PDF
Working for the class: The praxis of the Wollongong Out of Workers’ Union Nick Southall's detailed history and analysis of the Wollongong Out of Workers' Union in Australia…
The WOW factor: Wollongong’s unemployed and the dispossession of class and history The following is the text of a paper delivered to the first biennial Wollongong History Conference…
Abolish workfare - a guide to the government's unpaid work schemes A 16-page guide to the government's unpaid labour schemes, the logic behind them, and resources for…
A new start? Welfare changes and the labour-power shortage An attempt to understand the changes to welfare in Australia by looking at the impact of the labour…
