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Simon Upitis

Opinion //

Why a public sector general strike is necessary to smash the public sector pay cap in NSW

The conservative strategy of the leadership of the Australian trade union movement won’t do.

August 7, 2022 Simon Upitis and Christine Lai
News //

NTEU Branch Committee endorses higher wage claim

The union’s motion to increase their wage claim to the CPI plus 2.5 per cent per year responds to skyrocketing costs of living.

June 15, 2022 Simon Upitis
Analysis, University, USyd Strikes 2022 //

Why you should be at the USyd staff strikes

USyd staff are fighting the corporate university — students must support them and attend the strikes in week 11 and 13.

April 15, 2022 Simon Upitis
News, USyd Strikes 2022 //

Staff set to strike in Week 11 and 13

The strikes represent a step forward in the NTEU’s enterprise bargaining negotiations.

April 14, 2022 Simon Upitis
News //

Students protest course and staff cuts at Sydney University

In a year that will likely see strike action on campus, 50 students gathered last Thursday outside Fisher Library for the Education Action Group’s (EAG) first protest of 2022.

February 27, 2022 Simon Upitis
Analysis //

Mark Scott: Career Liberal

Why you should hate our Vice-Chancellor.

October 19, 2021 Simon Upitis

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