Author:
fnwa Posts: August 31, 2022: Indigenous employment experiences front and centre at First Nations Workplace Symposium August 26, 2022: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers are queer and here August 25, 2022: How a strike for wage equality led to a turning point in Indigenous land rights August 5, 2022: How we can prevent Indigenous women from retiring into poverty September 7, 2021: Vaccine misinformation used to ‘injure Aboriginal people intentionally’ in region with lowest rates August 25, 2021: Australian South Sea Islander Recognition Day June 6, 2021: National Indigenous Australians Agency April 1, 2021: Federal government’s 1,000 Jobs Package delivers fewer than 350 jobs March 31, 2021: FNWA Fact Sheet October 4, 2018: Indigenous communities slapped with more fines under Government work-for-the-dole scheme September 26, 2018: The rights of Indigenous workers are under attack. July 2, 2018: Indigenous workers begin unionising to fight ‘racist’ Community Development Program July 2, 2018: Community Development Program ‘racist, punitive, and expensive’, report says September 30, 2017: Controversial work-for-the-dole scheme taking a toll on young Indigenous people June 27, 2017: NT families go hungry under the Community Development Program June 9, 2017: Official FNWA launch June 1, 2017: Union Support – Aunty Lorraine Brown March 17, 2017: ACTU Executive vows to end racist Community Development Program – FNWA March 7, 2017: Welcome to the First Nations Workers Alliance. February 28, 2017: Remote Job Scheme ‘doing harm’ August 25, 2016: Sit-down to stand-up: ACTU backs welfare August 16, 2016: Our History, Our Future August 12, 2016: A ‘flash mob’ style protest against Indigenous wage discrimination takes social media by storm August 8, 2016: ACTU slams remote work-for-the-dole scheme February 5, 2014: Proud to be Indigenous – Nathan Brennan February 3, 2014: Pearl Diving – a dark history February 3, 2014: Membership Explained February 3, 2014: How to join FNWA