Tertiary Education Union
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Sep 16, 2026
Poppy JohnsGUEST
I was, I have some experience with making music and using Ableton and stuff, so I wasn't too concerned about the logistics of editing a podcast in that aspect, but I still found part of the challenge of doing this assignment.
Poppy JohnsGUEST
I think as well, I was very lucky to be able to secure the lovely T. Lemus, who's the co-president of the Tertiary Education Union, to speak to.
Poppy JohnsGUEST
So I was very lucky in that aspect.
Poppy JohnsGUEST
And I think there's a lot of alignment between our values and beliefs.
Poppy JohnsGUEST
It asks whether people are treated fairly, whether communities can flourish and whether workplaces support the people who keep them running.
Poppy JohnsGUEST
In this episode, we're focusing on social sustainability and business.
Poppy JohnsGUEST
I'm excited to be joined by T, co-president of the Tertiary Education Union, to talk about what social sustainability looks like in the workplace and the role of unions in securing it.
Poppy JohnsGUEST
Kia ora T, how are you?
Dougal McNeillGUEST
My name's Dougal McNeill, and I co-wrote this book with Charles right in the 1926 General Strike, Literature, Culture, Politics.
Dougal McNeillGUEST
I teach in the English Literatures and Creative Communication program at Te Herenga Waka of Victoria University, and I've also been active for over 15 years now in the Tertiary Education Union, which is the the equivalent of the UCU in Britain, and I've been on the socialist left in New Zealand and Australia for coming up to 25, 30 years.
Charles FerrallGUEST
Okay.
Charles FerrallGUEST
Charles Farrell, you know from hearing what Dougal's just said, we teach in the same program.