We’ve Secured an Agreement with HCF – Voting begins today – 19th October!
After months of negotiations, it’s finally time for you and your colleagues to decide the fate of...
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HCF Management Proposes to Make Significant Changes to your Overtime, Ordinary Hours and Pay Cycle
As negotiations for your new Enterprise Agreement (EA) continue to progress, your union...
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Variation to the HCF Enterprise Agreement 2018 Voted Up
Last Friday, your union was informed of the outcome of the ballot for the Variation to your HCF...
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USU@HCF: EA UPDATE
The Enterprise Agreement covering many USU members employed by HCF is due for renewal on 30 June,...
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USU@HCF: FWC Notice of listing on EA
Following a vote of the Enterprise Agreement (EA) on 28 August 2018, HCF applied to the Fair Work Commission (FWC) on 10 September 2018, for approval of the proposed EA. The USU did not support the approval.
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BREAKING: USU/ASU members win 5.75% pay rise for almost 3 million workers
USU/ASU members have campaigned for a meaningful pay rise through the National Wage Case, and...
NSW Government Must Act on Kiama Aged Care Sale
We are seriously concerned Kiama Council continues down the path of privatisation selling off the homes of aged care residents at Bonaira Aged Care.
Shoalhaven City Council’s decision to outsource public toilet cleaners ‘reprehensible’, says union
The decision to outsource public toilet cleaners will free up $400,000 in council’s budget...
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