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Rosine Streeter is a trade unionist from New Caledonia. [1]
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Rosine Streeter is a trade unionist from New Caledonia. [1]
Streeter was born on the island of Lifou.
In 1979, she was appointed General Secretary of Union des Syndicats des Ouvriers et Employés de Nouvelle-Calédonie (USOENC), a trade union for workers and employees. In 1995, after 16 years in the position, she left to start her own trade union (Syndicat Libre Unité Action – SLUA). [1]
Streeter has been a member of the Economic and Social Council of New Caledonia and chaired the Committee on Health and Welfare. [1]
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