It is affiliated with the Australian Council of Trade Unions.
the BWU has campaigned against the marginalization of blind and disabled workers.
A notable example is the union’s opposition to the closure of Vision Australia Enterprises (VAE), a program that provided manual labor jobs to visually impaired individuals.
In 2013, the union organized protests to fight the closure, highlighting the devastating impact on 73 workers, many of whom also had additional disabilities.
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