Mounted Photograph - Federated Waterside Workers Union, 1908, Portrait of the Federated Waterside Workers Union in 1908. part of a collection relating to Australian trade unions and the Eight Hour Day. Action taken by stonemasons on 21 April 1856 led to the establishment of the Eight Hour Day, with the government agreeing that workers employed on public works should enjoy an eight hour day with no loss of pay. It was a world first and became
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Mounted Photograph, Federated Waterside Workers Union, 1908, Portrait, part, collection relating, Australian trade unions, Eight Hour Day, Action, stonemasons, 21 April 1856 led, establishment, government agreeing, workers employed, public works should enjoy, eight hour day, no loss, pay, world first
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