May Day rally turn out shows concerns about regional job cuts

By Janice Harris
Updated May 5 2014 - 7:36am, first published 4:00am
RALLYING CRY: Some of the doctors, teachers and other workers who attended Orange’s May Day rally yesterday to raise concerns about the erosion of jobs and working conditions, and planned federal government cutbacks.Photo: STEVE GOSCH     0504sgmay
RALLYING CRY: Some of the doctors, teachers and other workers who attended Orange’s May Day rally yesterday to raise concerns about the erosion of jobs and working conditions, and planned federal government cutbacks.Photo: STEVE GOSCH 0504sgmay

NURSES, teachers, manufacturing workers and public servants cheered and clapped during the opening address of Orange’s May Day rally on Sunday when Central West Community Union Alliance co-convenor Gregson Edwards called for the federal government to protect workers with job security and better working conditions.

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