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The Federal Government has made some important changes to JobKeeper. The good news is that the JobKeeper Payment scheme has been extended until 28 March 2021 to ensure more Australians can stay in jobs and more businesses can survive the economic fallout of this...
The United Services Union has welcomed an announcement by the NSW Government that it will advance $6.2 million to Central Coast Council to ensure the wages of more than 2000 staff are paid. The union held discussions with Local Government Minister Shelley Hancock...
One of the state’s largest councils is in financial crisis, with Central Coast Council revealing that it lacks adequate cash to pay the wages of more than 2,000 employees this week unless it receives an urgent loan or assistance from the NSW Government. The United...
Following an announcement by Ausgrid that they propose to cut 230 jobs the USU is calling on the government to protect workers in the midst of the global pandemic. Please read this article by Peter Hannam, Sydney Morning Herald for more details. Ausgrid has announced...
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Bargaining continues to progress at Maurice Blackburn - in our most recent bargaining meeting, management have presented their initial offer on the table. Your USU/ASU representatives had the opportunity to clarify a number of questions and will continue making...
Since the Federal Government’s announcement that new payments would be available for domestic airline workers, we have been working with Virgin and the Government to understand: Eligibility for the new payments How the payments will be paid How they interact with...
Since the Federal Government’s announcement that new payments would be available for domestic airline workers, and Qantas Group’s decision to stand down 2,500 workers around the country the USU/ASU has asked for more information from Jetstar and the Government about:...
Since the Federal Government’s announcement that new payments would be available for domestic airline workers, and Qantas Group’s decision to stand down 2,500 workers around the country the USU/ASU has asked for more information from Qantas and the Government to...
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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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