seminars

1968 SEMINAR – A YEAR OF REVOLUTION?

There was something in the air in 1968. A wave of revolt spread around the world. In France, workers and students famously almost brought down the government.

The future of the New Zealand accident compensation scheme is important to the people of New Zealand – as workers, employers, sportspeople, business people, treatment providers, drivers, parents and citizens.

This is an opportunity for you to hear from experts in the field and to discuss the future of ACC and how it will affect you. We look forward to seeing you there.

* Full details below, or you can download a leaflet with this information here (PDF, 114kb).

To mark the birthday of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the CTU welcomes you to watch:

Burma's Secret War
2006: From UK Channel 4’s Dispatches Series

For most of the past 16 years the truly elected leader of Burma, Aung San Suu Kyi, has been held under house arrest by a brutal military dictatorship that suppresses all opposition through a policy of rape, forced labour and systematic killings. This is a country unique in failing all five crucial tests by which the UN measures human rights, yet until now the world has all but ignored. 

Location: 62 London Street, HamiltonTime: 9am - 1amCost: The course is free with morning tea and lunch providedA workshop where no question will be considered irrelevant in exploring the barriers for unions around health and safety.

Location: EPMU, ChristchurchTime: 9am - 1pmCost: The course is free with morning tea and lunch providedRSVP: Please complete registratrion form to confirm attendanceA workshop where no question will be considered irrelevant in exploring the barriers for unions around health and safety.

Trade Union History Project Seminar: "New Zealand Connections to the Spanish Civil War"

Friday 3rd November 2006 - pre seminar get together, film screening
Saturday 4th November 2006 - seminar during day, evening film screening, concert at Bar Bodega.
Sunday 5th November - seminar during day

Location: CTU Board Room, 7th Floor, West Block, Education House, 178 Willis St, Wgtn.Time: 12.30 - 1.30pmRSVP: eileenb@nzctu.org.nzThe CTU Women's Committee invites you to a lunchtime gathering on Human Rights for Women in Burma. Guest speaker Seik Nyan, CTU Intern from Burma.

Location: Whangarei