Clyde Cameron
Biographic Data
| ID | 3601713 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Clyde Cameron |
| GIVEN NAMES | Clyde |
| FAMILY NAME | Cameron |
| SIGNATURE | CAMERON C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
How the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party Lost Its Way
Average working hours have grown steadily since 1983, to the point where we now have the second longest average working hours for full time employees in the OECD and the largest proportion of people working more than 50 hours a week ... There is widespread frustration in union ranks about politicians and political Parties. There is a justifiable feeling that much more could be done to assist working people and union organisation, particularly by …
Henry Ernest Boote: It's Wrong to be Right
Henry Ernest Boote 1868-1949 I agree with Denis Murphy's comments on Henry Boote's Papers when he wrote that the first 30 years of the Labour Movement in Australia are outstanding for their production of a standard of journalism that does not exist now, and that 'outstanding among those journalists was H.E. Boote'.1 Boote played a leading role in opposing conscription, the Premiers' Plan2 and the campaign by Right-wing elements to force the Allie…
When Incompetence and Corruption Merge: The AWU and the World Newspaper
Laborites who demand the establishment of a Labor newspaper that will give an honest account of the news seem to know very little about the history of Labor newspapers. Some don't even know that we have already had Labor newspapers, much less the reasons for their collapse. Those reasons are basic and still remain. Perhaps they will never be overcome. My memory goes back to my early days in the shearing sheds when as a teenage rouseabout I hung o…
ALP and the Unions: Past, Present and the Future
Commemorative Address: A Man is Never Dead until He Is Forgotten': David Temple, Founder of the ASU
Most Labor historians ignore the role played by the great body of brave, silent, and unlettered battlers and exaggerate the role of some leader or overlook the role of another. And, no better example of this is seen than in the recorded history of the Australasian Shearers' Union, later to become The Amalgamated Shearers' Union of Australasia, and in 1894, to be called The Australian Workers' Union. For seventy years, W.G. Spence's Australia's Aw…
The Confessions of Clyde Cameron, 1913-1990
Labor Leaders Who Betrayed Their Trust
My introduction to Labour politics began more than seventy years ago while I was little more than a tiny baby. My father was a member of the Amalgamated Shearers' Union of Australasia which in 1895 completed an amalgamation process with the General Labourers' Union of Australasia to become The Australian Workers' Union. Historians, including the union's first president, William Guthrie Spence, incorrectly put the date at 1894. I have in my posses…
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Labor Leaders Who Betrayed Their Trust
My introduction to Labour politics began more than seventy years ago while I was little more than a tiny baby. My father was a member of the Amalgamated Shearers' Union of Australasia which in 1895 completed an amalgamation process with the General Labourers' Union of Australasia to become The Australian Workers' Union. Historians, including the union's first president, William Guthrie Spence, incorrectly put the date at 1894. I have in my posses…
Commemorative Address: A Man is Never Dead until He Is Forgotten': David Temple, Founder of the ASU
Most Labor historians ignore the role played by the great body of brave, silent, and unlettered battlers and exaggerate the role of some leader or overlook the role of another. And, no better example of this is seen than in the recorded history of the Australasian Shearers' Union, later to become The Amalgamated Shearers' Union of Australasia, and in 1894, to be called The Australian Workers' Union. For seventy years, W.G. Spence's Australia's Aw…
The Confessions of Clyde Cameron, 1913-1990
ALP and the Unions: Past, Present and the Future
When Incompetence and Corruption Merge: The AWU and the World Newspaper
Laborites who demand the establishment of a Labor newspaper that will give an honest account of the news seem to know very little about the history of Labor newspapers. Some don't even know that we have already had Labor newspapers, much less the reasons for their collapse. Those reasons are basic and still remain. Perhaps they will never be overcome. My memory goes back to my early days in the shearing sheds when as a teenage rouseabout I hung o…
Henry Ernest Boote: It's Wrong to be Right
Henry Ernest Boote 1868-1949 I agree with Denis Murphy's comments on Henry Boote's Papers when he wrote that the first 30 years of the Labour Movement in Australia are outstanding for their production of a standard of journalism that does not exist now, and that 'outstanding among those journalists was H.E. Boote'.1 Boote played a leading role in opposing conscription, the Premiers' Plan2 and the campaign by Right-wing elements to force the Allie…
How the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party Lost Its Way
Average working hours have grown steadily since 1983, to the point where we now have the second longest average working hours for full time employees in the OECD and the largest proportion of people working more than 50 hours a week ... There is widespread frustration in union ranks about politicians and political Parties. There is a justifiable feeling that much more could be done to assist working people and union organisation, particularly by …
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