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‘Fake unions’ are the real deal

Competition within the union movement? Yes, please.

30 October 2021

9:00 AM

30 October 2021

9:00 AM

‘Fake unions’: new associations ride jab mandate fears to get members, screamed the lengthy article in the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald.

The eager author had clearly been given the drop from the establishment union movement. Evidently, ‘a set of “fake unions” with links to current and former Liberal and National party figures are capitalising on anti-vaccination fears to recruit doctors, teachers and nurses and exploit dissent within the labour movement about mandatory vaccinations’.

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