Activist Register

Labor Council has set up an activist register to keep unionists across NSW informed about union and community events.

Signing on to the activist register means you will receive a fortnightly email informing you of major events and disputes and how you can get involved in the campaigns. Occasionally you may receive an email about urgent snap event, which needs your support.

Signing up today means you are registering as an activist who is committed to supporting these movements by attending demonstrations, forums or events that are committed to furthering the union movement's objectives of social justice and a fair go for working Australians.

Link to the Register

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Registration Form
Name
Email
Postal Address
Phone Number (h)
Phone Number (w)
Phone Number (m)
Age	15-25 25-35 35-45 45-55 55+
Gender	Male Female
What is your primary form of political activity?	Unionist Political Party Community Organisation Religious Organisation Retired Unionist Student Activist Other
Do you work?	Full-time Part-time Casual Unemployed Student Retired
Are you a union member?	Yes No
Where do you work?	Select a Location Sydney CBD Parramatta South Western Sydney North Sydney ==== Other Areas NSW ==== Northern Rivers Wollongong Newcastle Central West (NSW) South West Greater Illawarra Snowy Region Other NSW ==== Other States ==== ACT Queensland Victoria Tasmania South Australia Northern Territory Western Australia
What issues are you interested in?	Economic Justice Environmental Fairwear Health and Community Services Industrial Solidarity Peace Refugees Social Events Union/Industrial Women
What activities are you interested in?	Rallies Pickets Forums Other
Can you support campaigns by helping with?	Leafleting Postering Campaign meetings Letter writing Donations Other

If you would like to make any comment or inquiries about this register then please email Amanda Tattersall at: a.tattersall@labor.org.au

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