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The recent statements from Shellharbour City Council Mayor Chris Homer completely misses the point on the United Services Union’s condemnation of his and his team of Independents’ decision to oppose a motion for the LGNSW conference to mandate minimum apprentice...
The USU is in receipt of the Broderick Report into bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct within the NSW State Parliament. The issues raised in the report go to our members' fundamental right to be provided a safe working environment and clearly demonstrate...
The USU’s Winter 2022 edition of United has been sent to members. Check it out! USU members essential to flood recovery; Member action delivers at Shoalhaven; Vale Peter McMahon; Private sector members win; Award 2023: Fighting the cost of living; Congratulations Steve Birney AM and more!
Rain could not dampen the spirits of USU members at Shoalhaven Council after they found out that council planned on outsourcing cleaning staff. Our members stood and said NO. They stood up to Shoalhaven Council and the reprehensible actions to outsource local secure...
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One of the most misunderstood and confusing issues in the NPBS Enterprise Agreement (EA) continues to be the accruing and taking of TOIL. Here we give the Union’s view on when it occurs and how the USU understands it should be calculated. There are three main Clauses...
The Broken Hill City Council Consent Award has just been ratified before the NSW Industrial Relations Commission. This award is a great success for not only the union but for you as employees of the council. We secured a pay increase of 10.5% compounding over three...
This is the fourth member update in our series on the negotiations for the Local Government (State) Award 2023. Local Government NSW, on behalf of your Council, wants to CUT your ordinary pay which will result in your pay being slashed when you access your leave...
Following recent USU mass meetings, site visits, and online voting processes, USU members have voted unanimously to accept a new Enterprise Agreement. This guarantees wage increases for City of Newcastle employees over the next three years and provides improved and...
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If you work in Local Government the USU is your union. The USU covers employees right across the local government industry.
The USU is a major union in the NSW energy industry. The occupations of USU members cover the range of occupations within the modern energy industry.
The USU represents workers employed as private sector clerical and administrative (C&A) employees in most industries.
The USU represents workers employed in the airlines industry, including Check-in Officers, Service Desk Officers, Ticket Sales Officers, Passenger Control Unit Officers.
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