This presentation provides an overview of the NSW train workers' dispute of January 2018, including the parties involved, processes, causes, and outcomes. The dispute arose when the Sydney trains and NSW train management refused to negotiate a fair enterprise agreement, leading to workers voting for protected industrial actions. The workers demanded a 6% pay rise, improved working conditions, day offs, and rostering. The presentation includes references for further reading.

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NSW Train Workers' Dispute of January 2018 - Summary, Causes, and Outcomes

The NSW train workers went on a 24-hour strike on 28 Jan, 2018, demanding a 6% pay rise, improved working conditions, day offs, and rostering. The presentation discusses the details of the strike, its demands, and the relation between the dispute and pluralist and utilitarian theories.

NSW Train Strike: Details, Demands and Theories

This presentation discusses the NSW train workers' dispute of January 2018, including its causes, outcomes, and relevant theories such as Unitarism and Pluralism. The dispute arose due to the refusal of the NSW Train management and Sydney Trains to negotiate a fair enterprise agreement, leading to a 24-hour strike by rail employees demanding a 6% pay rise and improved working conditions.

NSW Train Workers' Dispute of January 2018: Causes, Outcomes, and Relevant Theories

This report provides a contextual analysis of the NSW Train Workers Industrial Dispute of January 2018. It covers the significant points of conflict, the parties involved, and the application of relevant theories in understanding the dispute. The report also includes a moderated discussion of the industrial relations theory.

Political Science

NSW Train Workers Industrial Dispute of January 2018

This report analyses the role of the union in the NSW Train Worker’s Dispute of January 2018. It discusses the approaches of employment relations, the context and patterns of employment relations, the importance of employment relationship values, and the relational dynamics between management and union.

Analysis of Union’s Role in NSW Train Worker’s Dispute

Organisational Behaviour

This paper explores the New South Wales Train Workers Strike Dispute and the interrelationship between various parties involved. It discusses the background of the conflict, points of dispute, and industrial relation theories. The paper also provides recommendations for proper dispute resolution.

University of Melbourne

Interrelationship between Parties in New South Wales Train Workers Strike Dispute

This MBA HRM assignment discusses an industrial dispute in the Rail Tram and Bus Union due to low wages and inflexible working conditions. It includes the positions of different parties involved, theories based on their roles, processes related to conflicts, adjustments to be made by managers and unions, and recommendations. The assignment also includes a moderated discussion of IR theory based on pluralism. Subject: Human Resource Management, Course Code: MBA HRM, University: Not mentioned

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NSW Train Strike: Details, Demands and Theories

NSW Train Workers' Dispute of January 2018: Causes, Outcomes, and Relevant Theories

NSW Train Workers Industrial Dispute of January 2018

Analysis of Union’s Role in NSW Train Worker’s Dispute

Interrelationship between Parties in New South Wales Train Workers Strike Dispute

Report on Industrial Dispute and Moderated Discussion of IR Theory