Identity area
Type of entity
Authorized form of name
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- Australian Coach Motor Car Tram Car Waggon Builders Wheelwrights and Rolling Stock Makers Employees' Federation
- Australian Coach Motor Car Tram Car Waggon Builders Wheelwrights and Air Craft Rolling Stock Makers Employees' Federation
- Coach-Makers' Society
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Description area
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History
The Vehicle Builders Employees Federation of Australia, originally known as the Coach-Makers' Society, was registered in 1917 as the Australian Coach Motor Car Tram Car Waggon Builders Wheelwrights and Rolling Stock Makers Employees' Federation. In 1930 it was registered again as the Australian Coach Motor Car Tram Car Waggon Builders Wheelwrights & Air Craft Rolling Stock Makers Employees' Federation and in 1938 became known as the Vehicle Builders Employees' Federation. The Union operated until 1993 when it amalgamated with the Metals and Engineering Workers' Union to form the Automotive Metals and Engineering Union.
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Representation for vehicle builders
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Entered from deposit description on 26 November 2012
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Sources
Australian Trade Union Archives, http://www.atua.org.au/biogs/ALE0867b.htm (accessed on 26 November 2012)