The former federal secretary of the Musicians’ Union, Terry Noone, recently penned an article arguing that musicians have been the canaries in the coalmine when it comes to the degradation of workers’ rights.
Fantasia for two espresso machines and flute, by Hans Orff.
The gist of his contention is that a basic outline of workers’ rights in Australia were established in 1907 in what is called the Harvester case. Justice…
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