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The week in review

Megan Haggan 16/03/2019

Striking Chemist Warehouse workers. Image courtesy NUW.

APP2019 might be over, but the pharmacy sector didn't slow down, with a big week in industrial relations and other business matters Workers at three distribution centres for Chemist Warehouse went on indefinite strike, and the National Union of Workers launched a petition for those who can't make it to the demonstrations, but want to

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