The **Sanyo Television Factory Work-In** was a 10-day
[work-in](Work-In "wikilink") in Wodonga, Australia.
[Workers](Working_Class "wikilink") took over the
[factory](factory "wikilink"), forcing [management](Bosses "wikilink")
to listen to their demands which stopped many workers from being
[fired](Unemployment "wikilink") and increased
[wages](Wage_Labour "wikilink").\[1\]

## See Also

  - W[ork-In](Work-In "wikilink")
  - [Harco Work-In](Harco_Work-In "wikilink")
  - [Clutha Development Mine
    Work-In](Clutha_Development_Mine_Work-In "wikilink")
  - [Sydney Opera House Work-In](Sydney_Opera_House_Work-In "wikilink")
  - [Whyalla Glove Factory
    Work-In](Whyalla_Glove_Factory_Work-In "wikilink")
  - [Wyong Plaza Work-In](Wyong_Plaza_Work-In "wikilink")
  - [Nymboida Mine Work-In](Nymboida_Mine_Work-In "wikilink")
  - [Coal Cliff Work-In](Coal_Cliff_Work-In "wikilink")
  - [Union Carbide Work-In](Union_Carbide_Work-In "wikilink")
  - [Department of Social Security
    Work-In](Department_of_Social_Security_Work-In "wikilink")

## References

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1.  [Immanuel Ness](Immanuel_Ness "wikilink") (2014) [New Forms of
    Worker Organization: The Syndicalist and Autonomist Restoration of
    Class Struggle
    Unionism](New_Forms_of_Worker_Organization:_The_Syndicalist_and_Autonomist_Restoration_of_Class_Struggle_Unionism "wikilink")
    - Chapter 10: Doing without the boss: Workers' Control Experiments
    in Australia in the 1970s