Union seeks advice on Christmas Day fines
"It's up to the company now to respect the wishes of those workers who don't want to volunteer and to allow them to enjoy Christmas with their family without the fear of prosecution," he said. "That's why we made it a completely volunteer basis."
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Sydney
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
07.12.2010
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| Summary: | "It's up to the company now to respect the wishes of those workers who don't want to volunteer and to allow them to enjoy Christmas with their family without the fear of prosecution," he said. "That's why we made it a completely volunteer basis." |
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