Learning about history and issues, mostly of the recent past
You are cordially invited to a talk to be given by Mr. John Ryan entitled, “The Harvester Judgement – Then and Now.” This talk will look at the landmark Harvester Judgement which determined the fair wage for a working family in the early 1900’s. Why was the judgement so important then and does it still have relevance in today’s much changed Industrial Relations landscape?
HCAA is dedicated to the process of learning about history and issues, mostly of the recent past with the desire to understand their impact on modern society. What happened and what could have happened for good or ill as a result of the outcomes of these topics and the effect that this outcome has had on today’s society and attitude ...
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