Australian Theatrical And Amusement Employees' Association, Victorian Branch

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Agent TypeOrganisationActivities & OccupationsTrade UnionsHistoryThe Australian Federated Stage Employees’ Association was formed in the decade after Federation. In 1912 it replaced Stage for Theatrical to become the Australian Federated Theatrical Employees’ Association. Then in 1914 it became the Federated Theatrical & Amusement Employees’ Association. This was followed by the replacement of Federated with Australian in 1915. As the title suggests the Australian Theatrical & Amusement Employees’ Association (ATAEA) was initially established to cover workers involved in stage and live theatre. However, with the emergence of cinematography and television the union’s membership extended to encompass workers in these newer industries. In later years the union was also responsible for ground staff at outdoor events. Then in 1992/3 it amalgamated with the Australian Journalists Association (AJA) and Actors’ Equity of Australia to form Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA).

Selected reference: < http://www.atua.org.au/>

Accession

[2013.0066] TRADE UNION BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE PAPERS

[2013.0068] TRADE UNION BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE PAPERS

[1993.0132] AUSTRALIAN THEATRICAL AND AMUSEMENT EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION VICTORIAN BRANCH

[1977.0048] Records of Australian Theatrical And Amusement Employees' Association, Victorian Branch

[1976.0043] Records of Australian Theatrical And Amusement Employees' Association, Victorian Branch

[2013.0057] TRADE UNION BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE PAPERS

Dates

Date1912-1992

Names

AcronymATAEA

University of Melbourne Archives

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Australian Theatrical And Amusement Employees' Association, Victorian Branch