4 November 1901: Women Warned Not To Accept Work In Sydney After Factory Owners Dismiss Female Unions
Title
4 November 1901: Women Warned Not To Accept Work In Sydney After Factory Owners Dismiss Female Unions
Subject
Account of tailoresses' on strike in Sydney
Description
Account of the strike of tailoresses in Sydney, totaling 600 to 700 women and girls. Several firms now refuse to recognise the women unions, stating they will pay whatever they please. Trades Hall unions in Melbourne and Perth warn all women against accepting any work in Sydney.
Creator
The Age
Source
Trove
Publisher
The National Library of Australia
Date
Monday 4 November 1901
Contributor
Claire Peterson
Rights
State Library of Victoria
Format
PDF
Language
English
Type
Digitised newspaper article
Local URL
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-title809
Files
Citation
The Age , “4 November 1901: Women Warned Not To Accept Work In Sydney After Factory Owners Dismiss Female Unions,” THE VICTORIAN TRADES HALL: AN ARCHIVAL HISTORY, accessed April 29, 2024, https://bpeddlesdenweds2.omeka.net/items/show/46.