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The Unemployed Workers Movement or UWM was a Socialist activist organisation operating in Australia during the [[Great Depression]]. It advocated for expanded welfare, and protections for the Unemployed and fought against [[eviction|evictions]] in working-class neighbourhoods. |
The Unemployed Workers Movement or UWM was a Socialist activist organisation operating in Australia during the [[Great Depression]]. It advocated for expanded welfare, and protections for the Unemployed and fought against [[eviction|evictions]] in working-class neighbourhoods. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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Revision as of 00:24, 3 January 2024
| Abbreviation | UWM |
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| Founded at | Melbourne, Australia |
| Purpose | Socialism Anti-Eviction |
Region | Australia |
National Secretary | Jack Sylvester |
Main organ | Communist Party of Australia |
The Unemployed Workers Movement or UWM was a Socialist activist organisation operating in Australia during the Great Depression. It advocated for expanded welfare, and protections for the Unemployed and fought against evictions in working-class neighbourhoods.