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Navigating the dangers of a global pandemic is not the only threat that Australian workers and their families have to deal with in 2021. They are also faced with a threat to their job security and livelihoods posed by Scott Morrison’s proposed new workplace laws.
This week we meet another person whose work life was turned upside down when the COVID-19 Pandemic struck in early 2020.
We love a bit of alternative history here at On the Job.
Francis introduces Sally to his favourite Working Class Hero - his mum, Ellen.
The music industry's touring sector took a hit when the bushfires swept through eastern Australian states in 2019.
A fitter by trade, Doug Cameron came to Australia at 22 years old, rose through the union ranks representing workers and gained preselection for the Australian Senate after Kevin Rudd came to power in 2007.
