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In Tuesday night’s council meeting the independent councillors of Shellharbour City Council supported two motions that attack the work our members do and another that proposes to look to contract services out. The motion to review the waste services is nothing more...
As Australia continues to open up our borders, workplaces, meeting places and social opportunities it is important that people feel confident and safe. The Workers Health Centre has partnered with the Centre for Population Health to assist in promoting the health and...
Every day is a fresh nightmare for the people of flood-ravaged city Lismore and other communities on the New South Wales north coast. United Services Union organiser and Lismore local Peter Kelly is out on a massive clean-up operation when On the Job reaches...
The Hon Peter McMahon A.M. passed away peacefully on 13 March 2022 following a short illness, Peter will be deeply missed by family, friends, and former colleagues. Peter was a former General Secretary of the Municipal Employees Union 1969-1982, Federal President...
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The USU/ASU is calling on the Government to intervene in the jobs crisis engulfing our airports. Employers are adopting aggressive industrial strategies, which have reduced job security and conditions for the workforce, and poor customer experiences and safety...
Jetstar has written to the USU/ASU with detail about its bargaining claims. The Airline is claiming the following in your enterprise agreement: 1. Substantive rollover of the current Jetstar/ASU Agreement 2018 The Airline is proposing that most of your working...
Qantas and the USU/ASU have agreed to meet on Tuesday, 30 August, to negotiate new working conditions for workers at the airline. The first meeting will include the USU/ASU presenting our member-endorsed Log of Claims, and Qantas will brief us on its business...
The votes are in and counted. 85% of staff voted ‘Yes’ to the new enterprise agreement. The Agreement includes a 2.5% annual pay increase for Support Staff and Law Clerks, a 2% annual increase to the minimum rates for Lawyers, and other improvements to your conditions...
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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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